Dividing dormitories according to living habits, this proposal focuses on "birthplace", "early group", "night owl", "cleanliness" and "informality"
For example, some students especially like going to bed early and getting up early, while others like staying up late. If these two people are in the same dormitory, they need to coordinate and tolerate each other in order to live in the same room. Students who get up early may disturb those who don't wake up, while those who go to bed late will affect those who go to bed early. The biological clocks between each other are disrupted because they are in a dormitory. They are restless because of lack of sleep, which affects their life and study. And everyone's living habits are only different, there is no right or wrong.
Some students love cleanliness, for example, they must wash every day, and some students may take a hot bath every three days. And if it is a bunk bed or bed to bed, it is likely to feel uncomfortable, uncomfortable and unaccustomed.
We sometimes say that when talking about friends, we should have the same point of view, and when making friends, we should find the same kind of people with the same magnetic field and frequency, just like four people in a dormitory, three of whom like animation, and one just likes Wan Li XV; If one student only wears school uniform every day, other students either eat outside the school or wear various sizes every day. I always feel that the student who is out of place and a little different is isolated and excluded, and will not feel extremely honored because he entered the dream university. Instead, it was four years of pain and inferiority. Ma Jiajue, a student of Yunnan University, killed four students, Yao Jiaxin, a junior of Xi 'an Conservatory of Music, committed intentional homicide, poisoned the drinking fountain of Fudan University and other criminal cases. Let countless netizens ridicule: thank your roommates for not killing. Freshmen in Nantah are divided into dormitories according to their living habits, which effectively alleviates dormitory conflicts.