2. money and cards. You have to pay tuition and accommodation fees (about 4,5 yuan per year in 5 yuan and 1 yuan respectively), and the total is about 6, yuan (some majors may be higher, such as art majors). Because freshmen go out less and have little travel safety experience, it is recommended to bring less cash (but thousands of dollars are still needed in case of emergency). You can set up a credit card or stored value card at home to pay tuition and fees. Some schools will send you a card so that students can deposit their money in it. You can use this card or not. If the family conditions are ok, it is convenient and safe to set up a credit card, associate it with parents' stored-value cards (such as salary cards), and deduct money directly from parents' cards after swiping the card every month. But if you don't want your parents to know about your consumption, you can set up a stored-value card in your hometown (let your parents cash in) and then set up a credit card to associate with it. You can also apply for a stored-value card and a credit card at school, but then your parents will have to pay a handling fee when they transfer money to your stored-value card in different places.
3. Under normal circumstances, all schools have to distribute some articles for study and daily life, which are not given to you free of charge, and you have to spend money to buy them. The quality of the goods issued by the school is very poor and expensive. It is suggested that the things issued by the school should be avoided as much as possible if you can. If you can buy them yourself, don't buy them from the school. Some necessities can be prepared before you leave home, so as not to buy them because you are unfamiliar.
4. clothes and bedding. You should bring your usual clothes, spring, summer, autumn and winter, unless the school is close to your hometown or your parents have the opportunity to come to school on business to bring you something. At least two or three sets of underwear and socks, and at least two sets of coats in each season. If the geography, meteorology and living environment of the place where you live now and the city where you are going to school are similar, then the things you prepare are similar to those in your hometown; If the difference is too big, you should bring some clothes that the city needs (for example, if you live in the north, but the city where you go to school is in the south, you don't need to bring too thick warm underwear). The same is true for bedding. When you go to school in summer, you can bring a thin quilt (such as a towel quilt), and you can bring a thick quilt yourself, or you can buy it after school. Mats can be bought at school according to the width of the bed, and sheets and pillows (pillowcases) can be brought by yourself or bought at school.
5. Wash daily necessities. Bring toothpaste, toothbrush, towel, mouthwash cup, soap, shampoo, comb, mobile phone (depending on family conditions), etc., so that it can be used on the way and after school. As for washbasins, clothes hangers, slippers, umbrellas, water bottles, desk lamps and the like, you don't have to bring them. Some schools will distribute them, even if you don't distribute them, it's not expensive to buy them yourself (it's convenient to buy these daily necessities at school, and you can quickly shorten the distance when you go shopping with your roommates). When conditions permit, you can bring a camera to take photos of yourself and your classmates, which is also a good way of interpersonal communication.
6. school supplies. You can take a few pens, notebooks, dictionaries, dictionaries (English-Chinese-English dictionaries, including powerful electronic dictionaries) and schoolbags (backpacks). If the school does not allow it, you can bring a notebook if your family conditions permit. But it's best not to bring it, especially when you are obsessed with surfing the Internet or playing games. Bringing a notebook will affect your study and life and normal communication with your classmates. In addition, you can also prepare some medicines or band-AIDS used in your life. Although you don't necessarily need them, it's convenient to find them when you need them.
7. suitcase. If the family conditions are not so good that money can't be spent, you don't need to buy something too expensive. You can buy something better after graduation. The box can be bigger, and it can hold your own clothes and daily necessities and school supplies that are not commonly used. But don't be too big, so it's not easy to carry, and it's not easy to put it in the dormitory at school. Generally, 2-22 inches is preferred.