I don't tire of studying. Like ordinary universities, I have booked the final for a month.

The course arrangement is determined according to the major, and all of them are large classes (two classes), two or three classes a day, with at least one class.

Exercise, just once a week ~ but running three times a week, as well as frequent queue training, is often punished. . . . . . Quite a lot ~

Accommodation conditions. . . . . . Six people in a room, no air conditioning, no electric fan (you can bring your own small fan to hide when you check the house every day). The bathrooms in the collective bathhouses are relatively small, with two upper bunks, two upper bunks and two lower bunks. Each table is divided into three compartments, which is quite crowded. This is Tuanhe River, and there is not even a balcony to dry clothes in Muxidi. The cupboard is smaller and the table is shorter. . . . . .

The dormitory fee is uniform ~ it's the same wherever you live ~

You can search the campus of public university students, most of them have photos of dormitories, so neat and abnormal ~