Generally speaking, university dormitory beds are single beds, and most of them are 90cm× 190cm as the standard size. The main difference between the beds in different schools is the width, ranging from 85 cm to 120 cm. As for the length, the north is generally longer than the south, mostly in the range of 190cm-200cm. The extended information dormitory, as its name implies, is a resting place for students and a collective living place. Generally, there are four or six people in university dormitories, and there are also eight people. Generally, there are separate bathrooms.

Men's and women's dormitories are generally separated, even if the same building is separated at different levels and relatively independent.

Dormitory has a unified entrance, equipped with full-time dormitory administrators to manage daily affairs, generally no outsiders are allowed to enter, and registration is required; There is a strict work and rest system, and it is not allowed to go home late (22 o'clock) and go out at will.

Student apartment: generally 4-5 people in one room, with separate bathroom and shower room. The room is a combination bed, the upper floor is used for sleeping, and the lower floor is equipped with wardrobe, bookshelf and study desk.

Ordinary dormitory: generally 6-8 people share a room, and the bathroom and bathroom are generally on the first floor. The bed is made of iron. You can live on both floors, an ordinary desk and a small wardrobe.