A little thicker sweater here is enough to keep out the cold. But you can also prepare two thick clothes in case the weather is abnormal, or travel to the north and then return home. Let's talk about the dressing characteristics of Italians for reference. In summer, I often wear shorts and trousers in class to show respect, so I feel free after class. But when you go to church, you should pay attention to dressing solemnly, or someone will be turned away. In winter, students' coats are mostly knee-length down jackets with thin sweaters inside. This way, when you are outdoors, wear compressed air to keep warm; In the classroom, you can take it off and move it conveniently. A windbreaker is not very practical here. There are few opportunities to wear a suit. Casual wear is the mainstream here. As we all know, Italian football is world-famous and their football is very popular. If you are interested in football, or basketball, tennis and other sports, the shirt in your bag is also essential.
Portable medicine
Scholarship students enjoy free medical care in Italy. This means that registered students can enjoy it. If you have a headache or a cold, you can go to the school infirmary or go to the hospital with valid documents such as residence permit. After getting the doctor's prescription, go to the pharmacy to get the medicine, and you can buy the medicine on the prescription by charging a handling fee of 1-2 Euros. Don't be afraid of getting sick at all. After calling an ambulance for a serious illness, all medical care and accommodation are free. So don't take a lot of medicine with you, preferably those over-the-counter drugs such as cough medicine, diarrhea medicine, hemostatic medicine, eye drops, oral ulcer medicine, painkillers, band-AIDS, carsickness medicine and thermometer.
Books and others
It is mainly an introduction to language, followed by books that introduce travel or help foreign life. Are there any professional books? This is because the textbooks used are different from those used in China, which are not helpful to the study here and the books are very heavy. In addition to the above, you can also bring some personal hobbies or memorable things such as photo albums, tapes and CDs to dispel homesickness. In addition, it's best to prepare some cheap small gifts for making friends here. Prepare 2-inch color photos. Prepare more valid documents.
By plane
Baggage within 20 kg is usually required to be checked by air. It is not very strict with students, and it will not have much impact if it exceeds 5Kg appropriately. If the luggage is still overweight after streamlining. You can put heavy things in your backpack. I don't remember the weight of this backpack, but the size should not be too big, so as not to find a suitable suitcase. From the airport to the railway station (Rome), please refer to the Rome Federation for a detailed description. From Rome to the University of Calabria (cosenza): 1) It is best to buy tickets at Castiglione Cosentino Station (one of the two railway stations in cosenza), which is close to the University and has convenient transportation. Because of cosenza's special geographical position. Usually you have to change trains at Paula by train. It should be noted that if you take the train around 10 at night, you don't need to change trains, but you should ask the flight attendants to sit in the designated car. Trains will be automatically grouped at the transfer station. 2) From the airport, you can transfer directly at La Mazia. After leaving the airport, take a bus to cosenza and buy a ticket on the bus. Then go to college by bus. If you don't know the transfer, you can ask the driver.