If universities can be opened, so can primary and secondary schools. If people say that primary and secondary schools are open, it will affect students' study. Hehe, then the beginning of the university will not affect the study of college students?
In addition, Wuhan University has beautiful cherry blossoms every year! What is the difference between the full opening of the National Day and the crowding of some scenic spots? Most importantly, if something is lost inside the campus, or an accident happens, who will pay for it! Find compensation from the school, right?
Why should the school make trouble for itself? It is better to simply refuse these troubles and not let them in.
In my former university, the main entrance, or any other door, was closed, only a side door was opened, so it was not so easy for cars outside to enter, so they had to register. Those students or people outside the school can only take the side door and let the security guard pay attention to special circumstances.
The school has a reason to enable access control. But in any case, access control can refuse some off-campus personnel to enter to a certain extent.
This is to ensure the safety of students.
At that time, a friend of mine was going to visit another classmate's school. I walked to the door and saw a security guard. He wanted to walk in as if nothing had happened. The result was stopped by the security guard. The security guard asked him who he was and what he was doing at school! My classmate is a comedian. He said that he is a student of this school without changing his face.
However, this little trick can't fool the security guard. The security guard spat at him. There are only a few boys in this art vocational school. I know all the boys. You come alone. You think I can't see it.
Of course, it is rare for security guards to remember students' faces like this. It can only be seen that it is not easy for security guards to stop outsiders, mainly by memory. With these access controls, things may be relatively simple.
At present, if too many foreigners enter the school, sometimes there may be some problems.
In my former university, just because an outsider entered, I ran to the top floor of the library, trying to grab something, and finally killed the female classmate who was studying there. The girl was dead when she was found. Later, the library informed it to close and let all the students leave. We didn't know that there was a murder until we saw the police coming to the dormitory.
Although the murderer was finally caught, it has been a year or two. Pity that student. Then, when it comes to opening up, who can make decisions if something goes wrong after opening up?
I remember a few days ago, it was said in the news that in Jacky Cheung's concert, the police could find out those wanted criminals from tens of thousands of people, which really made me admire. But security guards are not cops. They don't have that kind of recognition ability. The students in the school are no less than those in the concert. But so many people, one or two problem people involved, who knows.
Therefore, the ban is still banned, at least safer!