For me, it is not just a badminton club. The most direct purpose of joining any club is to expand my circle of friends and make more friends in college. Because when you enter the university, you will find that those who don't take part in any activities will have a limited range of friends, all of whom are dormitories or adjacent dormitories. Introverts only communicate with same-sex classmates, just like girls talk to girls and boys talk to boys, so after a few years, they will probably only get on well with their roommates, if they know boys or girls in the same class. Joining clubs can help students from all departments and majors communicate with each other and participate in activities together, which can effectively improve their interpersonal skills, cultivate team spirit and sense of teamwork, and learn a lot of knowledge that they can't learn in class.

And a ball club like badminton can achieve the goal of finding like-minded golfers to play together. Personally, I like playing basketball, but after the beginning of school, I found that there were not many students in my class who liked playing basketball, so it was difficult to find someone to play with, so that I seldom exercised during the beginning of school. It was not until I entered the club later that I was able to find many classmates who loved basketball as much as myself and forged a deep friendship. This well reflects the role of this badminton club, which can not only find students who play badminton together, but also exercise and exercise. Moreover, the badminton courts in universities are also charged. After joining the club, most of the venue expenses will be borne by the club, which can also save money.