Daily necessities pillowcases, sheets and quilt covers; Summer sleeping mat; 3 sets of pajamas and 3 sets of clothes for going out to class (in order to prevent clothes from drying in rainy days, one more set should be prepared, and there may be more MM clothes, but not more than 5 sets for the first time (there is no wardrobe in the dormitory); Two pairs of shoes (one pair on your feet when you leave, the other pair, preferably a pair of leather shoes and sports shoes); A pair of slippers. Detergent, washing powder (in a small bucket) and an octagonal hanger (for drying socks); More than a dozen ordinary clothes hangers and clothes pegs (a barrel of machine-washed coats in advance); Clothes peg three to five (bask in the quilt); Combs and mirrors. Boys don't forget to bring razors; Bring an alarm clock if you can't get up in the morning; Don't forget the mobile phone charger and spare battery. There are also some medicines, commonly used medicines for treating colds and fever, band-AIDS, wind oil essence and so on. You can see a school doctor if you are sick. Cake jar; A smaller fruit knife; A folding umbrella. Students who need extra preparation: contact lenses, small locks, scissors, quick translation, walkman, charging lights (the dormitory will turn off the lights regularly), small electric fans, desk lamps, plush toys, wiring boards, mosquito-repellent incense, toilet water, mirrors, mp3, sewing box, glass, double-sided tape, stapler, flashlight, skin care products, sunscreen, forks, hats, etc. Electric kettle (forbidden in many school dormitories). Those who like entertainment can bring chess and cards, portable sports equipment, harmonica, shaw, guitar and so on. If the school environment requires it; You can bring your own bike or buy it yourself. The problem of bicycle theft is not as serious as the legend, but you still need a lock. And don't buy too expensive bicycles; Throw it away after four years. You can also bring some hometown specialties to share with your roommates, keep in touch with your brothers and sisters, and relive the delicious food in your hometown when you are homesick! The more you write, the more dizzy you get ... finally, it is the heaviest! ! ! Never allow it! ! ! Just ... money! ! ! I suggest that you don't put too much money in your wallet when you go to school. Two or three hundred is enough. You should leave the money in the card and "rob" it in the ATM when necessary.