No matter which country you study in, there are some who have money and some who have no money.

Although it does not cost much to study in China, Pakistanis have special feelings for China, and choosing to study here is not necessarily related to money.

So you should find out if you have money...

They are Muslims and must follow Muslim etiquette.

I remember that I had to perform pilgrimage five times a day. I didn’t eat pork, and I couldn’t even eat anything with lard. Everything must be HALA. Logically speaking, it cannot be eaten if it is not HALA. (But now many Muslims are not Muslim.) Generally speaking, it is enough to know these two points for normal interactions. If you want to go further, study Muslim etiquette.

Pakistan loves China and Chinese people very much. Chinese people are treated with the highest courtesy when they come to Pakistan. Therefore, you don’t need to be too cautious when making friends with Pakistanis. In their eyes, Chinese people are all brothers and benefactors.

A city in eastern Pakistan, the textile industry center, and the administrative center of Multan District and County. Located on the lower reaches of the Chenab River. Population 730,000 (1981). An ancient city with a history of 2,500 years. trade center. Industrial development. The cotton textile industry is the main industry, among which the Koroni Textile Factory is the second largest factory in the country and the Arab Fertilizer Factory, the largest in the country. Other industries include glass, sugar, and oil extraction. The handicraft industry is famous for pottery, ivory, tanning, carpets, etc. There are natural gas power stations. Cotton, wheat, rice, sugar cane, etc. are produced in the suburbs. It is a transportation hub connecting major cities and towns across the country. There are medieval mosques and castle buildings.