First of all, the air here is very good, and the coldest temperature is about 10 (except this year, Sanya is a little cold this year, and I seldom hear teachers say that Sanya is so cold, but the coldest temperature is only when it rains in autumn in the north).
Secondly, you go to school in Sanya, and I can probably guess what school it is. Compared with the mainland, the education here is influenced by the pace of life in Hainan. It's not too slow, so if you want to study hard, you have to work hard on your own.
Consumption depends on your personal level. There are many fruits here. I thought the fruit here was very cheap, but I forgot that the economy here was mainly service industry, so if you had come to school a few years earlier, you might have been a lot late for a dollar and a coconut, but now you can't. Apples are shipped from Shandong, which is more expensive than Chinese mainland. However, there are many part-time jobs here, and you can ignore these expenses because you can earn them back. After all, there are many college students working part-time here. The density of five-star hotels in Sanya exceeds the support of ordinary cities in Chinese mainland. After all, the tourism here is very strong. The service industry has the upper hand.
Some of the feelings between classmates depend on themselves. In my major, 45 out of 60 people are from other places, and everyone comes from different places. At first we were shy, and now we can all talk, so the main topic is to deal with interpersonal relationships ~