The first is to consider the stability and unity of dormitory members. Everyone in a dormitory can't have the same schedule. There are always some night owls. These night owls play games at night, so the sound of keyboard and mouse, or he plays with teammates in a team, will affect the normal work and rest of others in the dormitory. Time is short, but there will be contradictions and conflicts over time! If this night owl is a person who likes to go out and play late into the night, turn on the light and wash, the whole dormitory will not have to sleep. After all, the dormitory is a collective space, not your private house! Therefore, the unified lights-out is conducive to the stability and unity of the dormitory!

Of course, it is also to let everyone have a better rest and study. The purpose of your coming to college is to study, not to play! If you turn off the lights at a fixed time, you can form a good habit of work and rest. If you turn off the internet and power every day, night owls will have nothing to do. If you don't sleep, you can only draw a circle against the wall. For people who live a regular life, it is a blessing to cut off electricity on time. For people with irregular work and rest, power failure on time can fix their work and rest, which is also conducive to better study and life the next day.

Another issue is safety. Some students will abuse electrical appliances in the dormitory, resulting in unstable voltage in the dormitory. If the electrical appliance is abused, it is a kind of damage to the circuit and harmful to the electrical appliance. And some people's electrical appliances are plugged into the socket all day. During the day, people are usually awake, and if there is a problem, they can check it in time. But everyone is sleeping at night, and once something happens, it will be a disaster for the crowded dormitory. According to previous news reports, there is such a safety accident, so regular power outages are a safety guarantee!

If some people are night owls and just don't want to sleep, go out. Rent a house outside the dormitory, so that no one will say anything about you, and you don't have to worry about electricity and network problems! Kill two birds with one stone! Just sign the agreement!