College roommates are the first people we meet after we leave the high school campus. They are different from our high school classmates (they have a high degree of coincidence with our customs). They come from all over the world and can be regarded as the first micro-social circle we have joined, so we must pay attention to this circle and learn from it.

First, roommates come from all corners of the country and have different customs. We can't ask everyone to keep pace with themselves, so I learned to accommodate my roommates and turn down the volume when they are resting, so as not to affect their rest (the key point is that the relationship between roommates is not good, mainly for this reason).

Second, everyone has different plans for life. For example, some people want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, while others want to relax for two years before taking the postgraduate entrance examination. Therefore, roommates study differently. Those who take the postgraduate entrance examination usually work hard, and those who take the postgraduate entrance examination often choose the final sprint. Here, I learned to respect. Respect is very important when getting along with others. We don't need to be sarcastic when others are studying, and we don't need to be sarcastic when others are relaxing. Personal choices are different.

Third, the whole process of contradictions from accumulation to occurrence occurred in my dormitory. We should deeply realize that quarreling can't really solve the problem. Only by being honest with each other and speaking your mind, will the other party feel your sincerity and improve their own minor faults.