What is the weather like in Germany now?

To an exchange student who went to Germany before. Please refer to.

1.July is a very hot season. Clothes should be light and thin, but remember to bring a coat. When it rains, the temperature will drop sharply and it will be very cold at night. And if the plane stays overnight, it will be warm to bring a coat, otherwise 10 will catch a cold if the air conditioner is turned on for several hours.

Don't forget your umbrella.

3. In German homes, we must pay attention to cleanliness. It's not that we don't pay attention to hygiene, but that the cleanliness of many Germans is close to what we call cleanliness. Most people have to take a bath in the morning, a few people have to do it sooner or later, and their clothes have to be changed every day. The kitchen must be cleaned up after use, and the sink must be cleaned with a rag. The washed tableware must also be wiped clean before it can be put away. Garbage is classified, but in my opinion, the area of Nande classifies garbage more thoroughly. Plastic products must be separated and put together. You can ask them how to put the garbage when they arrive.

Don't ask the Germans questions about World War II and Hitler, they will answer you, but they are just being polite and unhappy.

Television is digital, which is more convenient than in our country. You can ask them to teach you.

6. Be sure to obey the traffic rules, especially in southern Germany.

7. Take some common medicines. You need a doctor's prescription to buy medicine in Germany.

8. Some supermarkets sell Chinese food, but the price is high, which is not complete in small cities. Special favorite taste, or bring some yourself. My parents bring some vacuum-packed side dishes every time they come. Sometimes you can buy Fuling mustard tuber here. It depends on your own taste.

9. You can bring some gifts to your friends. Many Germans like jasmine tea. I often bring China snacks back to my husband's house, and I often buy Tianfu tea, usually 20-40 yuan a box.

10. Jeans are very practical, and many people in Germany wear casual clothes. ZARA and Beneton have half price or more discounts. Therefore, you don't have to worry about too many clothes.

1 1. There are very cheap calling cards in Germany, which are sold in many supermarkets. It's much cheaper to call home than to call from China.

12. Don't bring toothpaste and shampoo. The price in Germany is not more expensive than that in China, but the quality will only be better. Those big bottles and small bottles take up space and weight, and it's not worthwhile to have overweight luggage.

13. Germans like barbecue and beer in summer. If you want to drink, you can try authentic German beer or drink apple soda. Their names are: Apfelschorle.