In fact, foreign exchange students are still hard, especially those who have just arrived abroad. Even if their English is not bad, they still need to adapt to English-speaking countries. Adaptation time has a great relationship with their English level (don't trust people who can't speak English well to study English abroad, let alone exercise), but most exchange students adapt quickly.

Exchange students can choose foreign courses (most students can choose courses that are less difficult and can change credits when they return home), and some can even choose majors (be careful, they may not change credits when they return home), so most exchange students score 4-5 points.

After class:

Because they are exchange students, they also shoulder the task of cultural exchange and showing the elegant demeanor of China students. Therefore, most exchange students actively participate in social activities abroad, join clubs, interest groups or non-governmental organizations, and initiate and organize various public welfare activities with local students and international students, such as calling for the protection of animals, caring for strangers, giving hugs and so on.

In life:

eat

When an exchange student goes abroad, he can't resist the temptation of foreign food. When he is eating or on the way to eat, he can go to a foreign friend's house to eat and drink, or he can go to a foreign student's house to eat and drink (without derogatory meaning), so many exchange students don't cook by themselves because they need to communicate ~

on one's pins

Generally, exchange students' schools will provide apartment accommodation, of course, they have to pay fees, and some exchange students choose to rent houses outside actively or passively (the school does not provide accommodation), but how to provide accommodation at school is generally not recommended for exchange students to live outside.