What items do American immigrants need not buy at home?

Whether you immigrate to the United States or study in the United States, you should prepare something convenient for living in the United States before you leave for home. Big bags and small bags are inevitable, but? Condensed version? What should and shouldn't American immigrants take with them? Here are some daily necessities that don't need to be prepared in China, because it's cheaper to buy them in America. 1, shoes. (Regret index: five stars) The discount on American sports shoes is crazy. I bought a pair of K-SWISS tennis shoes for 30 yuan and Timberland boots for 32 yuan. Dress shoes like Clark's are almost fifty or sixty yuan, and they are very durable. I suggest you buy it after you come.

2. jeans. (Regret index: five stars) Just two words: cheap. Herdsman sells at Wal-Mart 14 yuan; Levi? S is generally 25~30 knives, and the discount is cheaper; In short, you can buy a good pair of jeans in RMB in 200 yuan.

3.t-shirts, long-sleeved pullovers, sweaters, etc. (Regret index: five stars) These things are not expensive in the United States, and they are cheaper than the domestic Benny Road discount. More importantly, they are all good brands, such as Meiying, Abercrombie &；; Fitch, CK, GUESS, Timberland and so on.

4. mobile phone. (Regret index: four stars) Most people here sign up to send ugly mobile phones. Of course, they can also spend tens of dollars to buy a slightly passable one, and no one will send text messages when they come to the United States, so I think it's a waste to spend thousands of dollars to buy a cool mobile phone to use here in China?

5. Digital camera. (Regret index: four stars) Is it much cheaper here? Not much to say.

6, quilts, pillows, sheets. (Regret index: Samsung) The United States has plenty of heating in winter, so I often wear shorts at home? Winter is almost over, and the duvet I brought has not been opened yet. In addition, American quilts, pillows and sheets are very cheap at Wal-Mart.

7. rice cooker. (Regret index: Samsung) There are all supermarkets, one around 20 yuan.

8. Calculator. (Regret index: Samsung) Casio/Canon/Texas Instruments calculators here are quite cheap. For example, BA-II PLUS for CFA exam is 30 yuan here, but it seems to be more expensive in China 100 yuan, 200 yuan.

9, shampoo, shower gel, collar net, etc. (Regret index: Samsung) The price is similar, but it is so heavy?

10, thermos. (Regret index: Samsung) It is difficult to find hot water at school. I have been used to drinking ice water for half a year (the colder the weather, the better)? If you must drink hot water, come and buy a thermos. The thermos cup/barrel, the most respected brand in the outdoor field, is at least 40% cheaper than that in China.

1 1, shirt. (Regret index: Samsung) Shirts like Ralph Lauren in discount stores here are probably 15~20 yuan, which is not much cheaper in China, and the brands are generally unknown?

12, notebook. (Regret index: Samsung) Not a laptop. The notebooks here are very cheap, and many classes have handouts, which are not used much, and it is not cost-effective to recite them so far.

13, razor. (Regret index: Samsung) The price of razors here is similar to that of Hong Kong, and it is cheaper.

14, USB flash drive/USB flash drive. (Regret index: Samsung) There are often free post-Mirs here.

15, computer. (Regret index: two stars) Take it with you if you have it, and buy it if you don't. It is much cheaper here.

16, socks, gloves, hats, scarves, etc. (Regret index: two stars) The price of socks is similar, but gloves and hats are cheaper in discount stores than in China, and they are all good brands. I bought a Moschino wool scarf for 20 yuan.

17, all kinds of plastic products. (regret index: two stars) such as clothes hangers, soap boxes, etc. These things are cheap in the supermarket.

If international students or new immigrants want to live more comfortably in the United States, they must first understand the real living conditions in the United States, including American prices, American living habits, American urban security and so on. The above is just one aspect of living in the United States, hoping to help those in need.