At the beginning of each university, there will be a lively recruitment activity, and brothers and sisters will show their magical powers for their own clubs. Of course, xx school is no exception. Every year, there will be recruitment activities for clubs. But as far as I know, this year's recruitment is not as hot as last year's, and the freshmen's response to the club is a little colder than last year. I think on the one hand, the recruitment of clubs this year is a little later than last year. Freshmen will hear some information about clubs from some brothers and sisters, and they will be relatively cautious when reporting. On the other hand, they will also talk about the problems of clubs themselves. Some students who are sophomores and juniors said that they still have to pay money to join the club, but they still have nothing to do after joining the club. Paying money is equal to paying for nothing, it is better not to report it. I have experienced it myself. As soon as the university started, I signed up for four or five clubs and wanted to contribute to the free land of the university, but the reality was always disappointing. At the beginning of school, a club I signed up for started an activity, or because of the sports meeting. There is nothing to do after that. I don't think it's meaningful to join the club. It's better to learn something by yourself. If we want to change students' bad impression of the club, I think the person in charge of the club should bear a great responsibility. Students who sign up for your club just want to do something, but there is no place for them to play. In this way, their enthusiasm will gradually decrease and they will lose interest in the club, so that there are only some one-man troops left in the club. A community is a place where a group of students with the same interests pursue their dreams together. I hope students can take part in more meaningful activities together to enrich college life!