After getting off, go in through the gate, turn left at the first crossing and go straight, and you will see the Clothing Art Building (next to the school hospital, there is a small lawn in front).
If you live, Wu Fang is opposite the South-Central University for Nationalities Guest House (few students go to live, after all, it is too conspicuous).
There is also a 7-day express hotel on the left side of Wu Fang, and the price is about 150 (you can check whether there is a group purchase in advance).
If you want to live cheaply, you have to go to the back street of the modern student apartment. Walk for about 20 minutes, usually around 50 or 60. You can bargain with the boss if you stay long. Book in advance on Friday and Saturday, or there will be no room. After all, there are several universities around. The back streets of Fangda and Caida have been demolished, leaving only the hotel there, so there are many people on Friday and Saturday)
If you have a meal, you can go to the staff canteen of Textile University and buy as much as you want there. There is also a small restaurant next to the staff canteen, which is also quite affordable. Many people go to eat, and then there is the food city on the second floor of Hualuoli Square at the entrance of the spinning gate.
Want to eat well, there are mala Tang and hot pot at the spinning gate, as well as happy towns and simple villages. Many students go here for birthdays or class activities.
There is also a western restaurant on the first floor of Hualuoli Square, and the price is OK.
That's about it. You can ask again if you don't understand.