I think the school is responsible for the death of this student. After all, the student had an accident in the school study room, and the school did not immediately find out the cause of death of the student. But the main responsibility lies with the student, whether he died because of illness or staying up late. In the early morning of June 25th, 2020, a sophomore died in the study room of Harbin Institute of Technology for unknown reasons. The other students in the study room thought the student was resting on the table, so they didn't bother him.

Finally, someone found out something was wrong and called the police. The police immediately investigated the matter and went to the student dormitory to ask about the students' roommates. The student's parents also came to the school to discuss the matter with the school. The student stayed in the study room in the early morning, probably staying up all night. He may have been preparing for any qualification certificate or CET-4 or CET-6. Many college students are under great pressure to prepare for the exam, even staying up for several days to review. This situation can easily lead to sudden death of students.

In fact, the pressure of college students is no less than that of middle school students. Many college students even choose to commit suicide because of academic pressure. The police are still investigating the death of this student, but from his case, we should learn to adjust our work and rest, arrange our time reasonably, and don't take a few days off to prepare for the exam. Achievement is very important to a student, but life is more important than achievement.

Therefore, I hope that those college students who are always cramming for the Buddha's feet must get rid of their bad habits and take notes carefully at ordinary times, so that the pressure at the end of the term will be less. If you want to prepare for any qualification exam, you should also prepare two or three months in advance, instead of staying up late to review half a month before the exam.