What do I need to prepare for studying in Rome, Italy?

When preparing luggage, my advice is not to take anything you can't take. Otherwise, it is more troublesome to go out to the airport for security check, and if you come alone, you really don't have the strength to carry your luggage after a flight of more than ten hours. But there are some things that are necessary: adapters (remember to buy "Italian standard" instead of "European standard" because the sockets in Italy are different from those in other European countries), patch panels, kettles (commonly known as hot water, because no one drinks hot water here, including ice water in winter, but we are used to heating hot water ourselves), and stationery.

Milan is close to the north, so it is cold in winter, and the temperature difference between day and night is relatively large, but there is generally indoor heating here, so don't worry, the climate is quite pleasant, but it is a little dry. You can bring some skin care products or buy them here, and many brands are much cheaper than those in China.

It's best to bring some clothes all year round, but not too much, which will increase the burden. It's super convenient to buy clothes in Milan.

If you want to stay here longer and cook by yourself, you can bring some special spices from China, such as pepper, pepper and star anise, which are not sold in Italy.