Our school is cut off at around 1 1, so our dormitory will be cut off before eleven o'clock. However, we slept late in the dormitory, and it was basically after twelve o'clock. We all have our own lights, which will not affect others' study or playing mobile phones in bed after turning off the lights. There are four people in our dormitory. Fortunately, my roommates respect other people's living habits. Even if they play mobile phones in bed until a few o'clock in the morning, they will go to bed quietly when they turn off the lights, and basically will not make a sound. Our dormitory will also whisper at night, which will not affect others' study and rest. Sometimes people chat after lights out, and sometimes they don't know what time it is. Near the final exam review, our dormitory also studied harmoniously until the early hours of the morning. In a word, it is really lucky that our dormitory has never been awkward because of this kind of thing for three years, and it has always been very harmonious.

Besides, I think there are many advantages in implementing power rationing in schools. It will cultivate people's concept of time. Over time, people will remember to turn off the lights when they arrive. For people who are sensitive to light sources, turning off the lights before going to bed also helps to improve the quality of sleep. And it can't be influenced by others, because everyone's work and rest style is bound to be different. The school blackout can unify the lights-out time, which can reduce the incidence of staying up late without turning off the lights. For example, some people in the dormitory like to stay up late, while others are used to going to bed early. A unified school blackout can unify everyone's opinions. Moreover, power failure on time can save electricity and help to develop the habit of going to bed early.

Therefore, I think that even if a good work and rest time is important, the specified time to turn off the lights is also important, but at the same time, it is most important to consciously put on headphones and turn down the voice without affecting others. After all, before we became roommates, the school didn't count our personal habits and work habits, so each of us is different. Fate lets us meet, understand and cherish each other. ?