Ask anyone who has lived in Ukraine.

Hello, I am studying in Odessa. Look at the map, your place should be regarded as the center. The temperature should be very low. Kiev is about -20 degrees, and it should be similar there. But in February, it should be spring soon. Just bring a long down jacket, you'd better wear a hat, or you can wear your own hat ~

Then the wind is quite strong. I think I should wear a mask. Although the locals can hardly see it, I think the wind hurts the skin. It's warmer indoors, so it's not unusual to wear short sleeves. I'm from the south, and I'm afraid of cold. But it is ok to wear a sweater in cold weather.

If it is dry, I feel quite dry in Odessa, a city near the sea, and I can imagine it in the middle. So bring moisturizing skin care products. Lipstick must be.

Public Security: I have reservations. Some people say they are of good quality, but I beg to differ. At least some of my classmates are not so good. My personal advice is that irrelevant people don't need to be friendly. You'll only stay for three months anyway. Especially those who are eager to help outside, it depends on people. Because my classmate was picked up at the railway station by a person who was enthusiastic about helping me with my bag. Even flight attendants will blackmail in disguise. Of course we have too much luggage. You shouldn't have this problem. Don't be too afraid, just be alone ~ In fact, if you are good at Russian, there is no problem. Don't go out in the dark.

Skin care products can be brought and checked. We didn't check them when we came.

I don't know whether you are working or studying. If you study and live in the dormitory, you'd better bring your own sheets and bedspreads, which are cleaner.

Diet: The water quality is really poor. There are bottled water in the supermarket, and there are special places outside to carry water for residents, free of charge. Just tired. It is convenient to buy water. Dairy products are very cheap and there are few vegetables and fruits. It is said that this is the case all year round. It's a good thing you only stay for three months, otherwise it's really a headache to buy food There are few fresh fish. There are many small restaurants outside, if you are rich and lazy to cook, but their cooking methods are relatively simple, and you will get tired of eating for a long time. Bear with it:) Wine and chocolate are cheap, and there are many cookies and desserts.

Finally, talk about currency exchange. Here, use Gerry and exchange dollars at home. It is said that some small airports will open the box for inspection and take all the money away. I don't know your route. You should go to Kiev first, and then take the train. It's safe there Then recently, the exchange rate of the US dollar has been rising, without changing a lot at a time. It's convenient to change money, and there are many on the roadside. Feel free to change.

That's basically it. Please add any questions. I hope I can help you.