What are the luggage for studying in the UK?

Clothes: The weather in Britain is changeable. There are seven kinds of weather in a day, rain, snow, hail and sunny. So rain clothes are necessary. It often rains in Britain. One minute it may be sunny, and the next minute it may be rainy in Mao Mao. So it's best to bring a coat for easy use. It's better to take an ultra-light umbrella, so it's lighter to run around with your back every day.

The temperature difference between day and night in Britain is very large, so we must pay attention to it.

But because most dormitories or houses have electric heaters that can be turned on and off at any time, in winter, it is enough to wear a T-shirt under a thick coat and a pair of jeans below. Because Bian Xiao lives in the south of England, the temperature there is much warmer. Girls can wear stockings all year round, and the thickest one can be 100D d, but it is very cold in winter in Scotland, with a large temperature difference. You should prepare some thick clothes.

Not to mention summer, summer in Britain is not very hot, and the temperature is generally very comfortable.

Therefore, T-shirts and hoodies can be brought, and jeans are also recommended, because they can be worn all year round. In fact, you don't need to bring too many clothes, just put them on. Because, in fact, some British clothes are very cheap, especially when they are sold, which is much cheaper than domestic clothes.

For example, top-shop (female/male) has a discount every year, and a dress (10 or so) can also be bought. Otherwise TK MAX also has a lot of clothes on sale. What other h &；; M

Next, and so on are not very expensive clothes. If you like sportswear, it is the sports world.

It's a good choice. Although the store is a little messy, most of the things inside are suitable for everyone and for footlocker to buy shoes. So, take your money and buy whatever you lack. There are a lot of old clothes, you may not wear them all the time.

2. Food: Most cooking ingredients and seasonings can be bought in domestic supermarkets, such as soy sauce, vinegar, spiced cooking wine and chicken essence. The most classic is Laoganma, a friend of foreign students. Almost everyone has a bottle, which is about 1.7 kg. Very practical. Students who like spicy food can bring some good quality peppers. Auricularia auricula and mushrooms can also be used, but they don't account for weight anyway. Like shabu shabu, little sheep or Haidilao powder, you can bring that seasoning. It is convenient to cook noodles and eat a hot pot. For others, due to the baggage allowance, please consider it. There are supermarkets in many cities in China. Don't worry. As for the kitchen knife, if you don't need to chop ribs and bones, it's actually unnecessary, and the same is true of the British one. Go early. Students who study languages don't need to bring kitchen knives and rice cookers. Before they leave, they will sell all kinds of things. As long as they pay attention to the forum, they can buy a lot of things without spending money or a few pounds. You can bring a pair of chopsticks for your own use or some beautiful ones as gifts. Bowls and plates, etc. It's not expensive when you go, but it's cheaper for large supermarkets to buy what they produce. The price is generally around 1 pound, and some places have the most plates/bowls.

The cheap ones are only tens of pence. And if you meet a classmate who wants to return to China, you can buy a bunch of these things for one or two yuan. As for the rice cooker, many people really don't need it, because rice is sold in many places in Britain.

Ships, the price is not expensive, you can go to Argos, currs and so on. And buy a basic rice cooker. The cheapest 10.

Third, daily necessities: bring some small clothes with you, which will last you almost a week, such as small toothpaste and small shampoo. But if you are used to Japanese and Korean cosmetics and basic skin care, you should bring your own. There are no Japanese and Korean cosmetics here. These things are not expensive in large supermarkets in Britain, and there are boots, super

There are often discounts on medicines and body care, such as buy one get one free of Colgate toothpaste.

It's free, so there's really no need to bring too much. Girls who use sanitary napkins, it is best to bring more. It's not too much to bring enough for one year. It's really hard to use here, and there are few choices. Anyway, it's not heavy. The gaps are all filled. Electrical appliances: it varies from person to person. You can bring your computer here to buy it. The price may be a little more expensive than that in China, depending on the situation.

PCworld.co.uk, the things in this house are very expensive, but you can refer to the price and decide whether you want it or not. Cameras make you happy, and mobile phones can also be used in Britain. You don't need to bring an electronic dictionary, just install one on your mobile phone, which is very useful. It is enough to install Longman Ying Ying directly on the computer. Many people say that you should bring Oxford Longman, because you can look up words in the exam. It's true, but Bian Xiao suggests you forget it. The school allows students from non-English-speaking countries to use dictionaries during exams, but there is simply not enough time to look up words. It's best to use a substitute word directly. If you bring electrical appliances, you must bring 2-3 British standard conversion plugs and 2 wiring boards. It's best to buy a patch panel, that is, the one that can plug in the British standard and win the bid. Very practical.

There is no need to bring these quilts. They are sold in supermarkets anyway. The cheapest quilt in Asda costs only 5 pounds. If it is a homestay, the landlord will prepare it. There is no need to buy school bedding. Expensive and uneconomical. Just buy it yourself when you get to the supermarket. If you really don't have time to buy it, and the room has heating, you can make do for one night and go the next day.

If you want to be safe with your family after getting off the plane, you can buy calling cards, such as lycamobile and lebara. You can buy it at the airport. Tell them to call China's card and buy a 5 kg one.

Glasses: students who wear glasses, so it is best to bring two pairs of glasses. British ones are very expensive, and any pair costs thousands of RMB. If you are invisible, you must bring more pictures. You need a license to buy contact lenses in Britain. Make a license.

Very troublesome. And nursing liquid or something. In Britain, a bottle costs about 15, and doctoral degree & Lomb is more expensive. It is said that you can get a pair of glasses for free by using NHS. This small series is just heard. Please ask again.

Five, school supplies: a pen, a notebook, in fact, is to get off the plane, just to use. When we get there, at the pound store or Wilkinson.

There are also a lot of stationery, which is also very cheap. In fact, I have been to school for a week, and I have pens all year round, but they are basically oil pens. The book is hard to say, it depends on the major. If it's business, it's useless, because the textbooks are different. You can consider sending books about computer programming from China. You don't need to bring IELTS books. There are many PDFs on the Internet, so you have to copy them to your computer for backup.

Sixth, medicine: if you cook by yourself, you must prepare the scald ointment! ! ! In addition, according to personal health, prepare some medicines for colds and fever, band-AIDS, anti-inflammatory drugs, laxatives, motilium, stomach medicines and thermometers. If you usually bring some anti-inflammatory drugs, anti-inflammatory drugs and antibiotics, here are prescription drugs, which can only be bought after the doctor has prescribed them for you.

7. Money: Finally, many students are concerned about how to bring money. There is a post saying that I want a GBP card from China Bank. Bian Xiao personally has reservations about this. The following are suggestions based on Bian Xiao's personal experience for reference only. Because British banks need a bank letter issued by the school to open an account, and it takes about one and a half months for the school to open an account. So tuition and living expenses can be made into money orders, and then you can carry around 1500 pounds in cash. Then, the bank opens an account and deposits the draft directly into the bank account.