I'm going to England for graduate study. My mother only gave me 300,000 RMB. Is that enough?

Don't spend agency fees. Instead of spending that 20 thousand, it is better to apply for it yourself and use that money to travel.

3W is enough. A visa round-trip air ticket is less than 1K, and the annual tuition fee should be 1W+ depending on your school. Accommodation can be less than 80 a week. Living expenses? If you can cook, it won't cost much, and it will weigh more than 200 kilograms a month. In London, 30W is actually enough. I spend about 25W a year in London, excluding travel and fun. It's ok to travel for a short time. 5000 pounds can make a small trip to Europe.

But I suggest you talk to your mother. If your family conditions are good, don't keep your money too tight. Britain is not an immigrant country, so it is almost impossible to find a job. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The most important thing is to enjoy Britain and understand Britain and even Europe.

It's even harder to earn money by working, because the British government now controls foreign students' working very tightly. This is based on experience and making money. Moreover, graduate students study very hard and work very hard. This should be considered well, so as not to lose more than gain.