Please ask for the city status of the University of Leicester, University of York, and Durham University

I am at York University, and my friends are at Leicester University. I just went there to play with it for a week a few days ago, and I almost didn’t want to come back. The city of Leicester is not necessarily big, but it is very compact, so everything is convenient. It is just that the things in the Super League are a bit pitiful compared to York, but there are many Chinese restaurants, afternoon tea and snacks, and shopping is also very convenient. Very cool, compared to YORK and Durham. York is a big city, but it is too spread out. There is only one bus from the school to the city center. It takes ten or twenty minutes by car and forty minutes on foot. To get to the outlet, you have to pass through a farm first, and then take ten or twenty minutes by car. . Going to the supermarket is a big hassle. There is no direct car. I have to walk to the supermarket. Every time I go there, I feel sad that I don't have a car. . .

The weather in the UK is similar. One England is equal to one-tenth of Shanghai (if I remember correctly). Do you think there is not much difference? You can find this online. In winter, there is heating here, but it is not very cold. The coldest time is in the middle of the night, but in winter it starts to get dark at four o'clock. No one comes out until midnight, unless foreigners--it's snowing heavily. Wearing a short skirt with bare thighs and thin-soled flat sandals, she went out drinking in the middle of the night.

Coats are very practical here, be sure to bring a few more. The clothes inside depend on whether you can withstand the cold or not. Let me tell you this, because my system is anti-freeze, I don’t spend much time wearing long sleeves in winter. I also run around shirtless in the house, so I just put on a thick coat when I go out. Ah, the weather this year is special. It has been very windy and rainy recently. There is always a lot of rain in the UK in the summer, and the clouds move quickly and rain at any time. Sun showers also occur frequently.

As for food, you can eat everything here. I like to eat freshly cooked food, so I cook everything myself. If you don't like to cook, you can buy everything in the supermarket, especially a supermarket that buys quick-frozen food, from rice bowls (for your convenience, it's vegetables with rice) to chicken wings and chicken drumsticks pizza.

So if you are not picky and lazy at the same time, you will never be hungry~