2, pots and pans can be bought in Britain, the price is definitely more expensive than that in China, but because these things account for a lot of weight, you can consider buying them in Britain.
3. The clothes are mainly comfortable and warm, and the weather is cold all the year round. Long-sleeved T-shirts, jeans, thin sweaters, sweaters, thick leggings (girls), bottoming shirts (girls), coats with different thicknesses, windbreakers, woolen coats (too heavy, bought in Britain, about 50-70 kg) and down jackets are all commonly used, but thick sweaters are not used indoors, so girls with shoe sizes below 35 or boys with shoe sizes below 39 may need to bring some shoes. Most shoes in Britain are from 36 (female) to 40 (male), and small shoes are more difficult to buy. Shoes are not expensive, and famous brands are often discounted. If you can't wear flip-flops, bring a pair of ordinary slippers, which are basically sold in Britain.
It often rains and the wind is strong. Take a strong umbrella and one or two waterproof clothes.
It's not expensive to buy a quilt here, but if you can't find someone to borrow it or buy it two nights before you come, you'd better bring a bed to deal with it. Bedclothes such as quilts, pillows and sheets are basically not provided in the dormitory here.
6. Knives can be taken (including kitchen knives), so you must check them, but you can't take them with you. In addition, don't bring knives (including knives) when you come to Britain. This is illegal.
7. Bring more domestic products. When you come here, you will miss the taste of China, including snacks. The most snacks in Britain are biscuits, chocolates and potato chips, and the food eaten in Britain is sweet.
8. Condiments can be bought in supermarkets in China. Soy sauce vinegar 1 kg, Laoganma 2 kg. British supermarkets have onions, ginger and garlic, which are not too expensive. You can bring some bagged spices, such as Chili powder, ginger powder, spiced powder and thirteen spices.