What clothes are suitable for winter weather in the UK and what luggage should I bring?

Copying and pasting is so insincere.

The heating in the room is very strong, but it is still cold outside because the wind is very strong. Coats and scarves are often used. Also, long-sleeved, close-fitting clothes are used more frequently than short-sleeved clothes in China, where spring and autumn are long. The suggestion is that the outer clothes should not be too breathable (slightly thick, mid-length). It doesn’t matter if it is thicker. You will take it off when you enter the house anyway, but the inner clothes should not be too thick (such as a turtleneck sweater), otherwise the indoor temperature will be too high and you will not be able to wear it. It’s unsightly to take it off. But for some extreme weather like last year’s heavy snowfall, you still need to prepare a thick turtleneck and down jacket.

If you are considering large-scale clothing purchases in China, there is not much need except for very thin figures. Girls’ clothing fashion changes quickly, and as long as they are not super expensive, other brands are available here. People are not that particular and the prices are not higher than those in China. It's up to you how much clothes you bring. If you like shopping, you don't need to bring too much. If you think it's a pity to leave them at home without a chance to wear them, bring more and save some money.

As for bringing quilts, it's completely unnecessary. . There is no need for padding, Simmons is available in the school dormitories. But you need to bring bed covers, quilt covers and pillowcases, because the quality here is not good and the price is high. Because the heating in the school dormitory is very strong, I only cover myself with thick towels and quilts. When you come here, you only need to buy a quilt. The thickness depends on whether you are afraid of the cold. It is only useful when it is the coldest. The one I bought is 13.5mm, which is relatively thick.

As for the rice cooker, I don’t know if the Chinese supermarket industry is underdeveloped in the city you go to. Many Chinese supermarkets sell them for about 30 pounds. The one I bought has a separate lid, although it doesn’t look as good as the domestic ones. It has many functions, but it can also be used for cooking or hot pot, because the induction cooker provided in the dormitory has too little firepower, and the water will not boil when eating noodles without covering the lid. Those who are impatient may want to buy an induction cooker (also over 30 pounds).

Generally speaking, except for Chinese version of professional books, in case your English is not good when you first come here (the first Xinhua Bookstore in Europe recently opened in London, it may also be there), other things are basically available. Question It is expensive, so in my experience, it is purely to save money to buy something that is lighter but has a big price difference, such as all kinds of stationery (price 1:10), this is the most obvious and does not take up space, others are 2-5 times ( Except for clothes), there is no soap box or laundry soap here. You can bring the former, but some people bring the latter, but it is so heavy that it is almost the same as buying soap for washing.

If you wear glasses, bring at least two pairs, one as a spare, and a pair of sunglasses. It’s not a bad thing, because the snow in winter can hurt your eyes.

Those who have high requirements on the appearance of mobile phones mainly refer to flip phones. Buy a Sharp and bring it over. It’s not that I like little Japan. There are no flip phones over 1,000 yuan here, and there is no Sharp outside Asia. As long as small electronic products are not outdated and can be carried with you as much as you like, they are not much cheaper here than in China. Even if Apple laptops are given a 10% discount for students, they are still more expensive than in Hong Kong.

Just stuff the remaining weight with snacks and everything you can use, from playing cards to mushrooms, just don’t bring any contraband.

Good luck!