Well, it depends on how you define it. Some people say that universities are heaven, while others say that universities are hell. It depends on personal goals. Some people go to college just for diplomas, so they don't care about anything after entering the university gate. They just want to pass the final exam every year without making up the exam. There are too many ways to play this game. Some dormitories even play games on the LAN, some play online games, and some even rent mahjong to rub in the dormitory. And the girls mentioned above, more than one. Their ultimate goal is to play with a group of people. The life of such people can be summarized as eating, wearing, sleeping and spending money. The other is the type that began to be sensible after college, and I feel that I am not young. I'm embarrassed to ask my family for money again. Want to be independent early, otherwise it will be really difficult at home. Children from poor families have been masters of their own affairs for a long time. Anyway, for various reasons, such people usually plan and plan their future, think far and see far, and leave themselves more ways to do things. Generally, colleges and universities have to take such tests as teacher qualification certificate, Putonghua grade certificate, computer grade certificate, English grade certificate, professional pass certificate, driver's license or designer's certificate. There are still many college students who are going to take the civil service exam at school, and so on, or go to the library, or raise their grades and apply for scholarships. There is no time agent anyway. The college life of such people is really boring. Almost all the waking hours are studying or working. Compared with the former, I think the former is more free and happy, but the latter is more realistic.