What do Chinese students in the U.S. and Russia eat for three meals a day?

In recent years, more and more students are going abroad to study, and many of those who go to Japan, South Korea and the United Kingdom are "very thin". A unique country of study is Russia, where most Chinese students have even gained a lot of weight during their studies.

Why is this? In fact, it has a lot to do with the diet of the country where the students are studying. We have all seen the food of Korean international students, right? Every day is kimchi, ramen, bibimbap, looking at it, I feel like I'm going to be starved thin. Let's take a look at what Chinese students in Russia eat three meals a day!

When it comes to what to eat for breakfast in Russia, we have to mention the Russian fried buns. The crispy shell, fragrant filling, and texture similar to the baked buns in Xinjiang, China, are simply amazing. There are many kinds of buns: cabbage, potato, meat, and rice and egg, which sounds a bit "dark cuisine", but you can't stop yourself from eating one! You can buy a big bun at the market for less than 40 rubles (about 4 yuan).

The next step is to take a look at the Russian cafeteria. Russia is a country where East meets West, and many of the dishes are Asian flavors that international students have been known to feast on: hand-held rice, hot and sour soup, stewed potatoes, and so on. Russian cafeteria food, although not as cheap as the domestic university cafeteria, but still more than the European and American countries university cafeteria "pro-people" a lot, the average amount of food students spend on a meal in the 300-400 rubles or so.

Many international students like to cook their own meals, Russian sausage, seafood, dairy products, simply inexpensive, randomly buy no pressure. Pure meat sausage, is a lot of international students in Russia after returning to their home countries miss the most, frying vegetables do not need to put oil, all open full house fragrance. If you go to school in a coastal city, it is not a dream to eat king crab regularly! Three or four students meet to go to the hotel "rub a meal" king crab, per capita only about 150 yuan.