What is the experience of living in England for a long time?

I live in a small town in central England. There are few people, and I am kind. My children and I like England very much and have a sense of belonging.

Britain has a temperate maritime climate, with annual temperatures ranging from above zero to 20 degrees. It's not too cold in winter, but very comfortable in summer. Because every household has its own heating boiler, which regulates the room temperature and hot water all year round, it is very comfortable indoors all year round.

Britain has a relatively small population, and few people pass by at home one day. The living space is very open, and almost every family has a garden to grow flowers and vegetables.

My children have been studying in England since primary school. The teachers in the school are very good, and the courses in the school are rich and colorful. Children like going to school very much, and they are full of energy with their schoolbags on their backs every morning.

British society is relatively stable and orderly, and the British people respect social morality, consciously queue up and say thank you anytime and anywhere. Usually when we go out to play, people we don't know on the way will say hello to each other. Generally speaking, most people are polite and friendly, especially in small places.

English food is more expensive, but the quality is guaranteed. The pork and beef bought back have no moisture, and the vegetables and fruits packaged in the supermarket are clean and fresh. I prefer fruits, such as blueberries, strawberries and cherries. These fruits are cheaper in Britain and basically realize the freedom of cherries.

British people like to keep a sense of boundary and distance. Most friends won't invite them home easily, and certainly won't go to your home. But after getting familiar with it, they will also invite you to be a guest, have a cup of tea and eat a dark dish. British people like to live alone. They don't care about the events in other countries in the world. They only care about the town where they live and their own affairs. So in Britain, interpersonal relationships are very simple, and no one will judge your life casually. There is no right or wrong. This is my favorite place. In Britain, you can be yourself and live in the way you like. As for whether to get married, whether to have children, how much money to earn, etc., no one pays attention to these private lives, and everyone lives their own lives. Living in such an environment, people are free and relaxed, and they can live as they want.

Health care in Britain is free for everyone. Although it doesn't cost money, it is very inefficient. If you want to have a check-up and it's not an emergency, you can wait in line for several months. Therefore, it is still inefficient to do things without money. Of course, it will be quick to see a private doctor, but it is very expensive and not everyone can afford it.

Britain is a paradise for children. /kloc-children under 0/6 receive cow milk powder every month. Public schools are free, and Lian Bi and notebooks are not needed. Children's annual eye examination, glasses, dental care, orthodontics and taking prescription drugs are free. The protection of children in Britain is perfect. Children's products are duty-free, and most restaurants have special children's meals. On two occasions, the child had a fever. I called the family doctor's hotline, and both of them sent an ambulance to my child for examination and medication. Doctors are also full of love and are very patient and considerate to children.

In addition, Britain is a country with high vegetation coverage and beautiful environment. Most schools and parks have large green areas and children's facilities for children to run and play. Squirrels and rabbits run around on the ground, flocks of seagulls fly in the sky, ducks and swans swim in the river, with beautiful natural environment and fresh air. Children grow up in such an environment, get close to nature since childhood, care for small animals, have more love and vitality, and have more happiness.

A good life in Britain can be reflected in many details, but personal feelings are the most important. Every place has its advantages and disadvantages. Suit yourself and adapt to life. For us, the happiness index and life satisfaction of living in Britain are very high. I especially like a country like Britain with mild climate, rich vegetation, good social order and friendly people.

2020 is the tenth year of my life in Britain. A long time. Here we only talk about the quality of life.

Benefits: quiet, low cost of living, self-occupation.

I live in a small town in England, which I think is especially suitable for people like me who are not very sociable. When you want to go to London, you can get to the center of London in 45 minutes by train, and you can also go shopping and watch exhibitions. There are many people living around China. I don't have so many friends in China, but I feel very comfortable. Take the children for a walk or something. No problem.

The cost of living, many people may think that Britain is expensive, but relative to income, it is still abundant. Of course, it's not that rich or expensive. It's just a normal life, and I have some spare money at hand, so it's no problem to go to other European countries to play.

Live high, maybe you are far away from home, and you can do whatever you want without seven aunts. In British society, personal choice is generally respected. No one will advise you if you don't get married and have children.

Disadvantages: seeing a serious illness is troublesome, it is difficult to integrate into the local circle, and it lacks a sense of belonging.

British universal medical care is true, and it is really convenient to see minor illnesses, so family doctors near home watch it. However, if you have to queue up for a serious illness, it may be delayed. Therefore, the understanding of China people is that if they are seriously ill, they will fly back to China for treatment.

As for the circle problem, it may also depend on the individual. I find it more difficult to integrate. When children go to kindergarten, they can feel that mothers of British children naturally form a circle, while foreign mothers are another circle. . They won't openly reject you, but they can feel the estrangement.

Lack of sense of belonging is also one aspect, and it may also be related to the inability to integrate into local circles. There is no solution to this problem, and my next generation may have such a problem.

Life in Britain is mixed. Everyone has different personalities and feelings. At present, I prefer the free life in Britain, and I don't rule out the possibility of returning to China in the future.

Having lived in Britain for many years, I generally feel that winter is too long and difficult, either winter or around winter [vomiting]. Maybe a small matter 1 hour can be solved, and the other party will have to wait quietly for 6-8 weeks [sweat] ... The waiting time for seeing a doctor is too long. It is estimated that if it is cancer, when the other party's hospital detects it, people will soon be gone ... People dress like ladies and vomit like Oxford graduates, but when you go home, there may be rubbish everywhere. Of course, in most cases, you can't see this kind of thing because everyone is installing technology! Villages and towns are full of scenery, and everyone is smiling [thinking] If the place is small, your predecessor's predecessor may be the current one, and everyone likes gossip. It is very important to keep a good sense of humor. Hahahahaha makes people love and hate ... [I want to be quiet]

Studied in Ireland in 2005, and then found a job opportunity in the UK. I mainly talk about two aspects, myself and my daughter's education.

Working in Britain, what I feel most is dignity, fairness and justice. I don't need to submit to the leader, Nuo Nuo, or the boss and scratch. I need to call the leader by his first name. The unfair treatment you received in Britain can be stated through dialogue with leaders or written materials, and you will be treated fairly. You don't have to worry about racial discrimination, because it is a very serious mistake in Britain, especially at work, and managers are also worried about this tall hat. In addition, at work, you don't have to worry about people complaining about wearing shoes, because in any case, you can tell your superiors and superiors that there is always something you can complain about, which is reasonable and indomitable.

Secondly, what I feel deeply is the educational influence of schools on children. The school where my child went to school in Shanghai before was run by the people, and the sponsorship fee for admission was 200 1 8000 yuan. It is such a school, where teachers also pull students' tails, language violence and so on. When I was in junior high school, my daughter came to England to study, and all the teachers took good care of her. On the day of my daughter's school 1, the head teacher took special care of several naughty children and was not allowed to bully my daughter. If this happens, I must report it to him. Because the second foreign language in Britain is French, my daughter has never studied French in China before, so there is a big gap with her classmates in the same grade. The French teacher gives my daughter free tutoring at a fixed time every week. Every time my daughter goes to the office to study after school, the teacher will prepare snacks and drinks for her daughter. This is not her job. Until her daughter graduated from high school, her French score was the first in the whole grade.

I wrote a little too much today.

I. Climate

In Britain, there is only one season in a year, with 365 days, which is called about autumn. So you can see people wearing vests, T-shirts and sweaters at the same time on the streets of Britain.

Yes, jackets, windbreakers and down jackets.

When you come to England, you must remember to bring an umbrella, because the weather in England may rain at any time in a week.

Second, education.

Children aged 5- 16 in Britain can enjoy free compulsory education in public schools, and the education system is world-famous. Its private schools have excellent teachers and teaching facilities, but the fees are slightly higher.

Education in Britain ranks second in the world, second only to the United States, with world-renowned universities such as Cambridge, Oxford and University of London. However, to get into these prestigious schools, domestic 2 1 1 universities or 985 universities are the best.

Third, work.

In Britain, the biggest difference is that work and life can be separated. Within 8 hours of going to work, everyone is working. If you have any questions, please contact your customers or colleagues. Don't expect to contact anyone after 8 hours. If someone replies to an email or message, it is someone else's will. But you can completely ignore messages and emails, or turn them off completely. There is no problem at all, and others will not expect you to reply. After work, I have my own time to do what I want to do or spend time with my family.

Fourth, public transport.

Because of the low population density in Britain, buses are rarely full, and there are basically seats every time, and you can also rub against the charging port near the seat. Because there are not many passengers, the buses here don't stop at every station, with short intervals of 20 minutes and long intervals of 1 hour. It may be embarrassing for newcomers not to know some invisible rules.

Compared with domestic transportation, public transportation is really expensive, and it costs at least ten yuan to take public transportation.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) rhythm

When you first come to England, you should gradually adapt to the rhythm of England. The service speed of hydropower network is simply tortoise speed, and the waiting time of a customer service call may be as long as 1 hour. The speed of broadband installation in Britain is not as fast as that in China, and it takes 10 days to install the network.

Sixth, etiquette

In Britain, some manners are necessary, such as shaking hands before greeting each other, congratulating some festivals, and paying great attention to table manners to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings.

Seven, personality

The British are reserved and like to spit, but they are good at talking. Generally, they will not be particularly angry or swear. Their jokes are very advanced, and they may even tell cold jokes. Speaking of gentlemen, young people are not as gentlemen as the older generation. Most British people are very friendly. The British have a conservative life tradition and respect personal freedom and tolerance.

VIII. Public safety

Gun control in Britain is so strict that even the police can't carry guns on the streets. Moreover, large and small cities in Britain are covered with cameras, police can be seen everywhere, and social security is superior as a whole, so many cities will give people a feeling of ease and calm.

Nine. welfare

The welfare system in Britain is a classic textbook in the west. Widowed and lonely, everyone has something to support, which has realized the thought of Confucius thousands of years ago. Britain's welfare system can be roughly divided into eight categories: children's and pregnant women's welfare, education welfare, disability or disease welfare, retirement welfare, widow's welfare, unemployment welfare, low-income welfare and social fund. It is recognized as a high welfare country in the world.

On the whole, if you like quiet, life in England is definitely for you.

I have lived in England for more than two years because my children are going to school here. I think the quality of life is much better than when I was in Beijing.

If you want to work in Beijing, you have to ask your aunt for help with the children. In Britain, things are different. If you have time to spend with your baby, you can find a part-time job at school. I will not discriminate against you at work because you are a foreigner, and I will never force you to work overtime after work. If you eat it, it is definitely not as rich as in China, but you can buy ingredients at the supermarket in China and cook it yourself. Is the same; Although I don't have so many friends in China, and there are almost no China people in my area, my neighbors are still very friendly. Sometimes they will have tea and chat together, and sometimes they will share their own cooking. At Christmas, they will come to give presents to the baby. On the whole, I still like my life in England.

Does not represent the vast Chinese community in Britain, but only represents personal views [yi tooth]

I have lived in England for many years. When it comes to England, my head explodes first. Too much rain and too little sunshine. And the winter is too long, even if summer comes, the night is much colder than the winter in Guangdong [tears] For my sister in Guangdong, the weather is the most difficult for me to adapt to.

I live in a small town in England. I think this place is especially suitable for people who don't like socializing and flattering me, and it is very free.

The cost of living, many people may think that Britain is expensive, but relative to income, it is still abundant. Of course, it's not that rich or expensive. It's just a normal life, and I have some spare money at hand, so it's no problem to go to other European countries to play.

Live high, without seven aunts, does what he likes. In British society, personal choice is generally respected.

But Britain also has its shortcomings. For example, public transportation is backward, and it is not very convenient to go anywhere without a car.

In medical care, the advantage is free, but the disadvantage is slow.

Education: Education fees are free. At present, my son is in kindergarten, so I can't give an evaluation.

Personally, I like England very much and spent three years as an international student. I think everything is fine. If you have a decent job, you are not particularly sociable, and you are not so serious about whether your child can become a real Englishman in the future. Maybe Britain is a place to choose.

It's too early to get up in the summer morning here. I woke up before 4 o'clock and said to me, "Get up at dawn."

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