During my four years in school, Automation never lived in that three-story apartment from freshman to senior, so I can only help you understand the situation of two buildings, the second floor and the sixth floor. The corridor of this apartment on the second floor is spacious and the sound insulation is good. There is no smell, no unacceptable place, and the overall environment is good. But because there is no balcony, it is more troublesome to hang clothes. Clothes can only be hung on the clothes rack by the window or on the clothesline in the dormitory yard, and mosquitoes are the most troublesome thing in summer. Because there are only two floors, it is impossible to avoid mosquitoes flying in, so please prepare mosquito nets and mosquito coils in summer.
This 6-storey apartment is actually transformed from the original residential building. The original two-bedroom and one-living room for residents has been transformed into three small rooms separated by curtains, so although it is a room for four people, many people will be very rough because they are all in a big house. This is the most pressing problem. Everything else is fine. Nothing is not suitable for life. Health and other issues are still maintained by everyone. Of course, people below the fourth floor still have to face it.
The dormitory has been allocated before entering the school, and you will be told which dormitory to allocate when you report. A senior will take you there. Don't worry, just let the boys carry the boxes.
As for the bathhouse, I think it is more humanized and the environment is good. Boys are on the first floor and girls are on the second floor. They all use the meal card to swipe out the water and pull out the card to stop the water, but the locker inside is unlocked. If you take valuables in the shower, you can prepare a small lock. The ground will be covered with a non-slip blanket to avoid slipping; It is worth noting that because girls love cleanliness, the bathhouse can't accommodate a large number of people, so girls will queue up for a long time during the peak period, such as between recess and dinner, and between dinner and evening classes (elective courses). Therefore, when taking a bath, it is recommended to avoid the peak period and choose to take a bath in the afternoon or at eight or nine o'clock.
Bathrooms are open from 2: 30pm-10: 00pm from Monday to Thursday, but not allowed at 9: 30pm. Friday to Sunday is from 5: 30pm to10: 00pm, and 9: 30pm is not allowed. Of course, there will be changes this time, but not much.
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