I want to study abroad (study medicine) after graduating from high school. Is it safe to go to these countries?

Of these three countries, Singapore is the best. Not only is it safe, the teaching quality is good, but it can also be immigrated. First choice. But whether you can study is a problem, and the admission requirements are high.

Malaysia is the worst. Why? Because many Malaysian students go to Russia to study medicine.

Russia, not bad, can choose English or Russian to study. Teaching is still good, and the foundation is more solid than that in China. At present, most undergraduate students taught in China can't hear pneumonia with stethoscope, let alone heart disease.

Actually, we need another place. Ukraine is also good. The economy is worse than Russia, so the cost of studying abroad is low. Pay attention to two cities, Kharkov and Kiev. Kharkov mainly speaks Russian and Kiev Ukrainian. Relatively speaking, Kharkov is better. But now, eastern Ukraine is in chaos.

Personally, I studied medicine in Russia. The doctor graduated.

If you choose to study medicine in Russia or Ukraine, you need to pay attention to the following points: 6 years as an undergraduate, 2-3 years as a resident (equivalent to a master's degree in China) and 3-4 years as an associate doctor (equivalent to a doctor's degree in China). However, the Embassy of China in Ukraine does not grant residence certification, so it can only study in Russia as a resident.

Belarus State Medical University is also a good choice, but I don't know if I can read it in English.

As for the problem of discrimination, in fact, it still lies in oneself. The main reason is that you are not doing well, which makes people actually. For example, don't wait in line, spit everywhere, and make a loud noise.