Five strange things about British immigrants

Let me introduce five strange things about British immigrants to you, hoping to help students studying abroad. Want to know more about the wonderful content of studying abroad, and give you detailed answers. British immigrants are what many people yearn for, so at this time many people are concerned about what life is like for British immigrants. What should I pay attention to after investing in the UK? Let's make an introduction.

First, British faucets go their own way.

There are two faucets in Britain, whether in the kitchen or the bathroom. Cold and hot water are separated, and there is no water mixing valve. And the cold water is particularly cold, which pricks your hands; Hot water is extremely hot, so you have to twist it on both sides to use it. I guess Britain is too traditional and too old? Accustomed to persistence, I failed to live up to the moisture of modern technology in vain.

Second, all the windows in Britain have no screens.

The houses of British residents are basically two or three-story Gothic mansions, some single-family houses, some row houses, some decorated with exquisite rococo patterns, and some have sculptures in front of them. Whether it is a century-old house or a new house for decades, it is well preserved and well maintained. What puzzles me is that all the windows are not screened, so flies often fly in to keep warm or cool. The flies in the house are noisy and screaming, but they don't care. Anyway, the window is wide open, how can they get in and out?

Third, the British dress indiscriminately.

In summer in the British Isles, when you walk in the street, you can see people wearing suspenders, T-shirts, sweaters, jackets, windbreakers, cotton-padded jackets and even down jackets. The temperature in Britain is really weird: you can get sunburned in the sun, but a flying cloud comes to block the sun and you are shivering in the cold wind. Besides, the temperature is far from what it is every day. Sometimes when you look at the bright sun, it may be very cold. Sometimes thick clouds cover the sun, and there are four or five strong winds that blow the leaves away? Ow? Howl, but it may be very hot.

Fourth, grass is not afraid of stepping on it.

The grassland in England is really beautiful, with mountains, slopes, cities, streets and doorways everywhere. It is everywhere, like a green jade carpet, furry in front of people, eye-catching, nourishing, full of seaweed and snow spirit. At first, I never stepped on a piece of green grass for fear of hurting them. But then I was surprised to find that there were English people sitting, lying, lying, kneeling, walking, playing with balls, chasing and eating on the grass everywhere, except that they didn't drive to the grass!

One of the great pleasures of the British is lying on the grass in the sun. Many classes in primary and secondary schools often move to the grass to teach, which may be because the sunshine in Britain is too precious.

5. The cemetery is located in a residential area.

Whether it is a big city like London or a small and medium-sized city like Cardiff, Bristol and Bath, you can often see large and small cemeteries surrounded by sarcophagus and stone tablets in the streets and alleys. Some sarcophagus are buried semi-underground, with stone tablets on their heads and thick grass around them; There are also many sarcophagus, just like sculptures on shelves, which are installed on the ground as a whole. In reality, the British almost sleep with their graves, which is absolutely not allowed in China. The cemetery in China is far away from the living quarters of the living, for the peace of the dead and the peace of mind of the living.

These strange things are actually very common in your British immigrant life. You should learn to be normal after investing in Britain. After all, since you chose British immigrants, you should integrate into local life. I wish you a pleasant stay in England.