When I got off the train, the school bus was full and hot in the first few days of school. When it is over 40 degrees, there is no air conditioning on the bus, which is very uncomfortable. However, the whole car was very excited, and people kept talking all the way.
It was three or four o'clock in the afternoon when the bus entered the campus. This is a very simple little playground. When we stopped, there were gongs and drums around, and a group of students holding signs were at the door of the bus. Everyone kept shouting, What's the news about China people, universities, colleges, arts schools, law schools, economics schools, etc? One is louder and more lively than the other. This scene makes me very novel. More than 20 years have passed, and I wonder if this method still exists in schools.
When I got off the bus, I searched my eyes and saw it soon. My object, a classmate with a sign, immediately crowded over and said it was from the college. Come with me. After they asked me to sign in, several people helped me with my luggage and told me all the way that the formalities for reporting today must be completed. No, I have to get my daily necessities first, and the rest of the formalities will not be completed until tomorrow.
In the second school season, the weather was cool, and the same scene kept repeating itself, except that I became a member of the crowd who went up and down the playground with the bus to get my luggage.
Later, there were many firsts, such as the first day reported above, going abroad for the first time and so on. But none of them are as profound as the first day of college, because there is no experience of going out to meet strangers and entering the bank before going to college, and people's hearts are full of freshness and curiosity. The pattern printed on a piece of white paper is naturally the clearest.