Can I study in Germany before the problem of poisonous vegetables is solved?

Yes, I don't feel anything in Germany, just pay attention, and the Germans still buy it. But you can't eat it raw, you can only eat it cooked, and the Germans don't know how to eat cucumbers cooked, so the Chinese are fine.

Can go ... But you'd better go to the south of Germany ... Like Bavaria...

Come here! It should be fine, because you'll know what to eat and what not to eat.

If you can hold out in China, you can hold out even more in Germany

I'm also going to Germany as an exchange student in September, and the procedures are ready, I hope it can be eased, I hope it won't be canceled, I've been looking forward to it for a long time.

There are many food choices for students here! Don't worry too much!

Food safety is a global issue, not only in Germany, but also in China?

Keep an eye on the news regularly and avoid the foods that focus on them.

1.It may be a little late, because you have to start learning German and have to prove 800 hours and pass the German exam. It is not a big problem to reach the school time, but it is said that many people cannot pass the exam immediately.

In addition, it is necessary to apply for APS time, etc. If you can put all your energy into German, it's pretty much the same.

2.The time for the procedure is not very long, mainly because there is a waiting time for the interview after applying for APS, probably.

One or two months. Then it's time to wait for the admission notice after applying to the school. This is different from school to school. Of course, there are still a lot of things to do in the middle, but compared with the previous two waiting times, it can be ignored. It's just that you have to plan it beforehand.

3.There are many schools with good mechanics, and you can go to DAAD's ** to see the rankings of various schools majoring in mechanics. It's a bit early to think about this, and it's too late to start thinking about it when you've learned German already.

4.It is not necessary to have a certificate of 800 hours, but a certificate of 400 hours to apply for a language course at the university. However, it is better to study 800 hours directly in China and then take the test and come to Germany again.

For financial reasons, learning a language in Germany is definitely much more expensive than living in China. In addition, if you fail to pass two exams or take more than two years to study a language in Germany, you cannot continue to study in Germany, but you can take the test as many times as you like in China.

Depending on what kind of school you choose, you can learn German or not, my friend went to Braunschweig, he is an English major, he has never learned German at all, the review went smoothly, and there is no problem with the visa. I used to learn German for a year. You can legally work during this year.

Anyway, his goal was to learn German, and he didn't think about anything else. I accompanied him to do the audit. I also did his school and visa application.

Of course, the premise is that you have good English. Because there are bilingual programs in Germany.

He started preparing at the end of May in order to catch up with the October class. It's possible to do so quickly because of the cooperation with the school, otherwise, you'd better prepare for the next spring.

German schools do not pay attention to rankings, those are ranked by the Chinese themselves, which is not interesting.

If you really can't figure it out yourself, just find an agent. My friend ran it in my company, took the cooperation project, and spent 10,000 yuan, and the original price was 15,000. I wanted to get him more discounts, but I didn't agree.

In fact, it is said that the cost of going to Germany is not much compared to other countries. Because it is universal education for all, public universities are tuition-free. The cost of books, accommodation, and other miscellaneous things can be basically solved by going to Germany to work part-time.

However, when I first arrived in Germany, I was not familiar with the place, so I naturally had to bring less money. Of course, you can also apply for scholarships or bursaries, but if you are taxed by Germans, it will be difficult for them to give you a foreigner, especially in the first year. As for the deposit, you can easily find it when you go to the study abroad company.

It should be mentioned that engineering in Germany is generally very strong, so it is more competitive to study this kind of major. Therefore, there are many people who go to study engineering, and the competition for scholarships is extremely fierce. Competition in science is relatively weak.

There are very few scholarships in literature and history, and there are almost no scholarships in law and medicine.

It is easier to find an intermediary to do it. Of course, you must find those certified by the Ministry of Education, which are more ***. The list of this should also be searched.

I remember that most of these intermediaries I saw before were concentrated in Beijing and Shanghai. Of course, the cost is calculated by the agent. However, you can give a certain company's budget reference (there is no guarantee of accuracy, different regions, different consumption levels, and different companies!)

The intermediary fee is 12,000, passport 200, visa 575, medical examination 200, air ticket 4,500.

What vegetables can be poisoned by eating?

Lots of undercooked beans, kidney beans and spinach. Sprouted peanuts and potatoes, lentils, eggplant, unripe tomatoes and some mushrooms are also poisonous.

In addition to those vegetables with toxins, there are also some vegetables that are artificially influenced, such as cabbage, cabbage is the most prone to vegetable insects, vegetable farmers generally have to spray pesticides once every three days, and sometimes the next day after spraying pesticides, those cabbages are on the market.

lentils, eggplant, unripe tomatoes, etc.

Undercooked beans, kidney beans and spinach. Sprouted peanuts and potatoes.

Kidney beans and spinach are poisonous when undercooked.

Raw lentils, sprouted potatoes.

Uncooked beans are poisonous and dangerous.

Legend has it that watercress has a high lead content, so it is not good to eat too much.

Nowadays, many people have developed a meat-free eating habit, but long-term meat consumption is the mainstay, resulting in more and more health problems in people, such as excessive obesity, fatty liver, blood three highs, etc., so almost most people go to the doctor, and the doctor will tell you: eat less meat and more vegetables.

100w is enough....It doesn't cost so much money to go to Germany, it's not as expensive as the United States....Many schools in Germany do not have tuition fees....The tuition fee is only about 1,000 euros a year......Now you can start learning German as a freshman......The most important thing is your college grades. Good luck ......Dude......There was no bounty ......You Xin haha......Come on.

To study in Germany, except for majors such as sports medicine, there are no physical requirements, and you can apply for an APS diploma, no problem, but you have to study for one year of preparatory course, and after the preparatory department, you will start studying from the first year of undergraduate.

At present, there are no restrictions on people living with hepatitis B virus to study abroad, and you can study abroad.

The college diploma can be applied to go to Germany for intercalation and undergraduate studies, which is recognized in Germany.

1. I also learned it little by little from scratch back then, starting with my freshman year, completing my junior year, and passing my senior year.

Seize every winter and summer vacation, go to Beijing, Shanghai to learn language classes, and go back to school a few days later. After the start of school, I will use my usual time to consolidate the knowledge points learned during the winter and summer vacations, and I will do everything solidly in the next stage of learning.

Freshman year, then you should not be suspended from school by now.

First, you need to determine whether you are going to go to the Foundation Department or if you are going to enter directly.

If you go to the preparatory department, you are going to take a leave of absence, and then you will go to study the language on a full-time basis.

If it is ready for direct admission.

Then you need Caldorf, and then if you're a 211, you can take a leave of absence now.

Because 211 schools in China have the qualification for direct admission in one semester, if it is a non-211 school.

So, you wait until the first semester of your sophomore year is over and you go on a leave of absence to learn German, (during which you will also have to take exams to learn the basics during the summer vacation this year).

Then next year in July, in November, I will participate in Defu in July, and I will try my luck in the depth of Defu, and in November, I will have to produce results.

Caldorf's solid 800 hours are clearly not enough.

1000+ hours is preferred.

Welcome to adopt.

The Goethe-Institut, he has junior and senior classes, and it is a decent institution in Germany, and you can also take some certificates by the way, such as A1, A2 all the way to C1, C2, and many certificates, as a Goethe-Institut student registration fee has been reduced to a certain extent, and some test centers will tell, in short, in terms of learning German, and it is 800 hours of German, the Goethe-Institut is a very good choice.

If you are an au pair or something, you only need 400 hours, you can go to some training institutions with a good reputation such as Rhine Spring, and strengthen it in three months

There is no shortcut to the German exam, and I personally recommend that you try to meet or exceed the requirements of the German exam, because this is the minimum basic requirement for you once you arrive in Germany. In fact, even after passing the testdaf and arriving in Germany, it will take a long time to continue learning in life.

Green beans must be soft before they can be eaten, otherwise they will poison people.

Sprouted potatoes, greened potatoes, rotten ginger.

Baby cabbage and rabbit meat can't be fried together, otherwise you will have a stomachache. (Anyone who has seen the ears of the happy rake knows).

What vegetables can be poisoned by eating?

Beans are poisonous if they are not cooked, as are green tomatoes.

Cruciferous vegetables include rapeseed, mustard greens, turnips, etc., most of which contain glucosinolin, a toxin that can prevent human growth and development and cause goiter. different vegetables, or the same kind of vegetable.

Vegetables that use pesticides excessively are poisonous.

Potatoes with green and sprouted colors.

Cowpeas must be fried and cooked before they can be eaten, otherwise it is better not to eat the sprouted potatoes with stomach aches.

Greening tomatoes.

Potatoes with long sprouts.

Eating food correctly is good for your physical and mental health.

If it is not eaten properly, it may cause poisoning, so it is important to know that the food is suitable before cooking.

Now something can be toxic to anything.

Clean and hygienic,,, pay attention to the collocation should be fine.

Hello, you can apply by yourself when applying, first look at the admission conditions of each school, this condition can generally be found on the school's homepage, but generally speaking, you still need German, because the basic learning at the undergraduate level is still taught in German, you can choose to go directly to the German side of the language school.

Agree with the opinion upstairs, it is not recommended to go to Germany, if you want to go to Europe, you can consider Spain, Spanish is the third largest language in the world, it has a language advantage, the cost is not too high, mutual recognition of academic qualifications, more suitable for you.

We hope you find the right country to study in.

As long as you maintain the intensity of your studies in secondary school, you will have a lot of time to learn German, and you can also learn it during the holidays, so it is recommended to enroll in a German training course.

Go to relevant forums, such as ABCDV, etc., many students go to Germany to take a preparatory department and then apply for school, but then the cost of time and living has to be considered.

Hello, I would like to advise you a few words, in your case:

1.Most schools in Germany now also charge fees, and tuition and living expenses are a big expense, and your situation cannot support it. (Don't say it's not enough to rely on part-time jobs).

2.With your grades, you can't keep up with the progress in Germany, and it is very, very difficult to graduate.

Coming to school in Germany is basically free of tuition. The graduation rate is miserable!