After many years abroad, I feel very uncomfortable when I come back, how should I adapt quickly?

Studying abroad is an exciting but challenging decision, I believe that everyone has a lot of worries about the unknown environment and life while looking forward to studying abroad, so how should we quickly adapt to life abroad?

Cost of living

The basic cost of living abroad, including rent, transportation and food, can change your living budget significantly compared to those at home. Once you start your study abroad life, the first step is to have a clear plan for your living expenses, understand the local price level, and never have the habit of wasting too much.

Eating habits

If you live with a host family, you can communicate more with the parents of the host family, and if you know how to cook good food, you can share it with the host family. This will not only allow you to adapt to the dietary differences as quickly as possible, but also strengthen your bond with your host family. If you live in a school apartment or rented house, you can cook your own food, and if you are good at cooking, you can also invite foreign students to taste your craft.

Our Chinese cuisine will help you make some good friends.

Interpersonal communication

Diplomatic friends in China need you to be proactive enough to be brave enough to greet people you meet often, and the British love humorous social communication, you can try to make some tasteless jokes. You don't have to worry about whether your spoken language is standard or not, whether you will be ridiculed or not, you will improve a lot in the process of continuous communication.

Learning style

The foreign education system is very different from the exam-oriented education in China, where the emphasis is placed on the ability of students to learn independently, and there will be a very rich extracurricular activities. Arrange your study time and entertainment time reasonably, make your own schedule, and plan your learning process every month, week, and day according to the syllabus given by the professor, because the syllabus will not only have the teacher's teaching content and quiz exam arrangements every week, but also the proportion of grades.

All in all, slowly exploring the unfamiliar environment is a must for every international student! To believe that you can do it, you are not alone in the struggle, Lischen Study Abroad will provide you with the most cutting-edge study abroad information at any time, and accompany you to spend a wonderful study abroad life!

Tips.

1.Before studying abroad, there is usually a language learning stage, as well as a preparatory process;

2.If you really have a hard time with language, you can apply for some language classes;

3.It doesn't matter if you really can't, there is still a way to understand the content of the class, omnipotent and Google will tell you the general content of the class, you just need to write down the keywords or abstracts in the course of the class, you can search for relevant content on the Internet after class, if you encounter examples similar to those given in class, then you can get a better understanding;

4.The British English accent can sometimes be a bit troublesome, listen more and read more will get better, the important thing is to have confidence in yourself!

If you want to integrate into the domestic living environment, you must first follow the local customs, abandon the living habits of foreign countries, and slowly live with everyone, and it is best to make a few more friends.

You can try to adapt to the living habits of your family, change your style, and slowly change.