With the upsurge of British immigration in recent two years, what aspects should new immigrants pay attention to?

1. Traffic Rules Britain is one of the only countries that drive on the left in the world, contrary to China. Moreover, the streets in Britain are wide and narrow, so it will undoubtedly take some time for China people who have just arrived in Britain to integrate. In addition to motor vehicle lanes and domestic reversing, the British also have a very strong concept of traffic rules: cars give way to cars and cars give way to people. If someone runs a red light or blocks the left lane in the elevator to let others get on and off, other passers-by will go out and reprimand.

2. The trading rules are different from the sales market in China, and the trade market in Britain is widely open. The market rules and regulations in Britain are sound, the control is timely, and everyone strictly implements every rule, which seems inflexible to many people in China. But it is precisely because of such trading rules that a level playing field is created, which inevitably leads to a huge gap between the rich and the poor, and is also conducive to maintaining the stability of social development.

3. Value Identity The values of British people are also very different from those of China people. Compared with thoughtful people in China, Europeans headed by Britain are more direct and don't like beating around the bush. In British values, family and health come first. Everyone seems to care more about "enjoying the present" than excessively pursuing "things outside the body", and it is rare to see someone suffering for a long time because of triviality. At the same time, compared with the popular "logo culture and art" in China in recent years, it is not only to label certain groups, especially those who do not conform to their own life values. The British are more tolerant, pay more attention to others' own choices, and have no established terms of use value, so life here will be easier.

4. The time in Britain is Greenwich Mean Time (commonly known as GMT), which is 8 hours later than Beijing Time in China. However, Britain adopts daylight saving time from the end of March to the end of 10 every year. During this period, the time difference between Britain and China is 7 hours.

5. Diet structure There are many teas and coffees in Britain, but they usually drink cold drinks with meals. Different from China culture, British people don't think that drinking boiled water or hot drinks is necessarily good for health. Even though there are very authentic Chinese restaurants run by China people all over the UK, when your British friends say that they have eaten Chinese restaurants, they probably mean "French Chinese takeout", such as fried shrimp slices and lemon chicken. Naturally, you can buy all kinds of cooking ingredients, spices, pots and pans in the supermarket.