I went to Cushing College in MA, also from Shanghai ~

I come from Shanghai and go to high school in Los Angeles, USA.

1. I want to ask what to buy in China and what to buy in the United States, which will be more cost-effective?

For domestic food, you will miss Chinese food very much after school. You can suggest bringing some non-meat food. Books are expensive in America, extremely expensive, extremely expensive. It cost more than 500 dollars to buy books in the first semester, so when I got to school, I asked the teacher for the title and ordered it on Amazon.

2. I am a girl. How much is the price difference of cosmetics, bags, clothes and electronic products between China and the United States? I care more about this. I hope this answer is more specific.

Cosmetics are absolutely cost-effective. I am a girl, too. I think those big brands Dior Chanel are so cost-effective that my cosmetics are all these two brands. The quality of electrical products is better than that in China. After all, the standard is higher than that in China. If you want to buy a computer, you should buy it abroad. Depending on the clothes, coats are definitely cheap here, but other things in China are cheap. Buying a bag here is absolutely cost-effective.

3. Are there any suggestions that I should pay attention to when studying abroad? I hope experienced people can explain, for example, what is the difference between high school and China, and what should be paid attention to when surfing the Internet there (watching videos and listening to music there always makes me feel fined).

It's nothing. The main thing is not to copy the composition, but also to write it out. Sogou can play music. Interpersonal, you will feel lonely, even if you have friends, you will not be as close as you are at home. So get used to loneliness and enjoy it. There is nothing wrong with watching the video. . . Any domestic one will do.

4. What is 4? Los Angeles like this? The high school I want to attend is Nanguo Christian School. Does anyone know what it's like? It doesn't matter if you don't know. Say it if you know it. I always feel that there may be many people in China.

Laura: I'm not sure. China people's words will depend on the size of this school. If it is big, it may or may not be. In this school where I study, there are about thirty or forty Chinese speakers. But it doesn't matter, because I'm an otaku, so I don't like to stick to anyone. . .