It depends on when she is noisy and when she sleeps to make you quiet. If she tells you to be quiet when you should go to bed (at night 10 to 9: 00), it will be noisy during the day except lunch break. Then she's not wrong. If she makes noise when it's time to go to bed, she should be beaten. If your work and rest are abnormal, you need to be beaten.

You can also try the following methods:

1. Buy earplugs and sleep with them. When the dormitory is too noisy and embarrassed to talk about roommates, you can sleep with earplugs at this time. Wear earplugs, the sound is blocked out, and you can have a good sleep.

2. Actively communicate with roommates and ask them to reduce the decibel. When the dormitory is too noisy, students can also communicate with their roommates and tell them to have a rest and keep their voices down.

Remind roommates to have a rest and let them wear headphones to watch the play. The dormitory is too noisy, probably because my roommate plays TV plays loudly. At this time, you can remind your roommates to wear headphones and let them watch the drama by themselves. This is killing two birds with one stone.

4. Open the pattern, learn to put yourself in the other's shoes, be more tolerant and less selfish, and consider others' feelings instead of just yourself when doing anything. For example, someone sleeps in the dormitory and wears headphones when listening to music. For example, cooperation involving personal interests should be distributed evenly or moderately.