1 Six types of college dormitories
1. Ordinary 8 people.
Although the number of university dormitories has been reduced by eight now, it still exists. Eight people don't have separate bathrooms. The four bunk beds in the dormitory occupy most of the space in the dormitory. Not everyone has their own independent desk. Everyone uses a big table, just like in the library. There is no room for computers and books. Computers can only be placed on the bed, and books can only be placed on the ground. The dormitory seems to be a mess. The key is that there are too many people in the dormitory. It is also very inconvenient to wash. There are only two washbasins on the balcony. It is troublesome to queue up every day.
2. Ordinary six realms.
The only advantage of an ordinary six-person room over an ordinary eight-person room is that there are fewer people. Everyone has his own desk, and everything else is similar. An ordinary six-person room consists of two bunk beds and two under-bed tables. Two bunk beds are by the door. The bed and table are beside the balcony. The table below consists of six small tables, three on each side. Everyone has their own small computer desk and their own bookshelf. Serving a table will be much better than an ordinary eight-person room. There is generally no separate bathroom, and the sink is on the balcony.
The standard quadruple room should be the most common dormitory in the university. There are just four people in a dormitory. They went to bed and got off the table. Everyone has his own big computer desk, bookcase, wardrobe, etc. In this way, no one dares to bother you. Even if a girl wears too many clothes, it is easy to accommodate. If you have a big wardrobe, you can take it all. The dormitory has an independent bathroom, toilet and bathing place. You don't have to take a bath in the school bathhouse in cold weather. You can do it warmly in the dormitory. And four cleaners clean the dormitory every day, and I am in a good mood.