An introduction to the problem of dressing for studying abroad in Australia. Australia's climate is pleasant, winter is not cold (winter clothes are not needed), and there is little pollution (clothes are dirt-resistant), so the basic demand for clothing is very low. If you don't consider the formal entertainment needs, several sets of summer clothes plus some sweaters and sweaters are enough to cope with the four seasons.

In Australia, Santa Claus doesn't ride a sleigh like his peers in the northern hemisphere, but slides on a water board to give gifts. Please take the clothes you changed on the plane. Most Australians wear casual clothes: jeans, T-shirts or shirts, and shorts and casual shoes in summer. This kind of clothes is comfortable to wear, and you won't be considered disrespectful to your teacher, because he dresses casually like you. Australian clothes are very expensive, so, like many Australian students, you can buy clothes in second-hand shops, where the clothes are good but not expensive.

Introduction to the problem of dressing for studying abroad in Australia-Australia's climate

Australia is located in the southern hemisphere, and its climate is just the opposite to that of China. Spring: September-November; Summer: December-February; Autumn: March-May; Winter: June-August. Australia's coastal area is a fertile land, and most of the country's population lives in coastal areas. The northern region has a humid and sultry tropical climate, the eastern central region and the western coast have a warm and mild climate, while the southern coast and Tasmania are cooler. Generally speaking, the climate in Australia is milder than that in Europe and America, especially in the north-central part, which is similar to that in Southeast Asia and the Pacific. In Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia, the average temperature in January (midsummer) is 29℃ during the day and 2℃ at night. The average temperature in July (in the middle of winter) is about 22℃ and 1℃ respectively. The average temperature in New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and South Australia in January is about 26℃ during the day and 16℃ at night, while in July it is 15℃ and 7℃ respectively.

The following are the climates of several cities where overseas students are concentrated:

Sydney:

The weather in Sydney is pleasant. The warmest month is from December to February, and the average temperature is 26℃. Because it is close to the ocean, you can enjoy the cool sea breeze during the day, but it is milder at night, which is most suitable for tasting food easily in the open air. The coldest month is from June to August, the daytime temperature rarely drops below 7℃, and the weather is generally sunny, so it is usually unnecessary to wear a coat.

Melbourne:

Melbourne in Victoria has four distinct seasons. December to February is summer, with plenty of sunshine during the day, and the temperature is about 26℃. September to November is spring, the sky is clear and the air is clear, and everywhere is full of vitality. March to May is autumn, which is the time for outing. June to August is winter, and the weather is very cold, which is the skiing season.

Canberra:

Canberra, Australia's capital territory, is sunny all year round, but the weather in the four seasons has its own characteristics. March to May is autumn, and it is also a tourist season. The weather is mild and the leaves are golden. September to November is spring, the weather is warm, flowers and trees become colorful and full of vitality. June to August is winter, the weather is cold and clear, with occasional snow.

Perth:

Perth has a Mediterranean climate and is the most sunny capital city in Australia, with an average of eight hours of sunshine every day throughout the year. Perth has four distinct seasons, with an average temperature of 3℃ in summer and 18℃ in winter. January to March is usually the hottest month, and the temperature can reach 4℃, which is hot and dry.

Adelaide:

Adelaide has a Mediterranean climate, which is warm in winter and warm to hot in summer. It is an ideal place to enjoy life. The weather is warm day and night in spring and autumn. The average temperature in summer is about 28℃, and the temperature in winter drops to about 15℃.

As can be seen from the above temperature data, Australia is not a cold country, so it is unnecessary for students to bring too thick clothes and bedding to keep out the cold when studying in Australia.

Australians usually dress mainly for leisure, which is probably the nature of unrestrained Australians. In the streets of Sydney, Melbourne and other big cities, you can even see many well-dressed white-collar workers sitting in the roadside rest area eating bread, which is unimaginable in Paris, new york. Similarly, unless it is a specific formal occasion, such as graduation ceremony, ballroom dancing, etc., students and teachers in formal attire are rarely seen in schools, usually jeans, T-shirts or shirts, and shorts and casual shoes are worn in hot weather. Don't think that wearing casual clothes will make teachers feel disrespected, because teachers also wear informal casual clothes like students.