There are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 people. There are usually four rooms. There are several three-person dormitories in Block AB, and the dormitory in the corner is the largest, which can accommodate seven people. There are usually five people living in the corner of the CD seat. Some EF seats are for six people. A~F are public toilets and bathrooms. G, J and K belong to apartment style, all of which are occupied by four people, and the bathroom and bathroom are separated. The first and second rooms are usually apartments for international students. In addition, most graduate apartments are triple rooms, which are also independent bathrooms and bathrooms. Generally, boys are randomly assigned to ABCD seats, while girls are in EFG. Newly-built JK generally needs to apply, or some special students (such as all-English classes in medical schools) live in it.

Sleep on it and the table is under it, yes.