Studying in Germany

Depending on what you think, some big cities in East Germany are not bad, but small cities dare not compliment them. I studied languages in East Germany, and then I firmly believed that I would go to West Germany to study at a university. If you live in Dresden, that's ok. I heard that this city is very beautiful. East Germany is definitely not as good as West Germany as a whole, and the gap should be 20 years. The richest and best place in Germany is Nande, but the most expensive place to live is Nande. The advantage of East Germany is that the cost of living is much cheaper than that of West Germany, and the housing is cheaper and better. Life in West Germany is much more expensive and housing conditions are relatively poor. Basically, they are all in private houses in the city, and the conditions are slightly better. It's close to the university, about 20 square meters. You can't get it for a month without 300 euros, and basically there is no electricity and no internet. It's almost like this here in Flange, and that student dormitory is more crowded. It is difficult to apply. However, the law and order in West Germany is very good, and there are many opportunities for part-time jobs and internships. It is relatively easy to find a job and earn pocket money. You can choose a job with less money if you stay for a long time. For example, my friend, McDonald's, doesn't play Jobs, and he is tired and has no money. In East Germany, opportunities are much less. Finally, when it comes to studying in universities, German universities are basically the same. It will not be difficult to learn just because they are universities in East Germany, nor will it be difficult to learn just because they are universities in West Germany. The difference between good reading and difficult reading lies in the reputation of this university and this university. Universities in West Germany feel a little more difficult, because basically the best universities are in West Germany, and there are not many famous universities in East Germany. In short, it is ok to study in West Germany, and the monthly living expenses are more expensive than in East Germany 1 200 euros, but the money earned by working is definitely not this amount. Besides, life in Germany is more than just studying. Some people go back to China after two years of master's degree, especially those who study English. As a result, I don't understand anything when I ask, and I usually study. I still can't speak a word of German. I haven't worked, I haven't been to a bar, I haven't spent a holiday, let alone made German friends or foreign friends. I haven't experienced life in Germany at all. In fact, studying in Germany is not just about getting a diploma. You can enjoy life in Germany, work part-time at ordinary times, know that money is hard to come by, and earn euros, which is completely different from exchanging RMB for euros at home. If you have money, you can experience life in Germany. When the weather is fine, sit in the square and ask some friends to drink coffee, chat and bask in the sun. You can also go to the bar for a beer in the evening. When girls earn some money, they can buy their favorite brands, which is not out of reach in Germany. In short, if you can study in West Germany, go to West Germany.