In the university town of Dalian, most students are isolated in the dormitory, and have a nucleic acid test once a day, and three meals a day are distributed by volunteers. The garbage that students need is also taken away by volunteers when delivering materials. Although the students were isolated in the dormitory, their studies were not delayed. Teachers who are also isolated take the online class mode and give classes to students normally.

First, the isolation of college students, after the outbreak of the campus to do nucleic acid testing, in order to avoid the spread of the epidemic, the whole school teachers and students were isolated. The vast majority of students are isolated in the dormitory, and teachers are also isolated in the living area. Those who are in close contact with the confirmed patients will be transferred to the hotel in batches for centralized isolation observation.

In addition to separating students from teachers, it is necessary to do a nucleic acid test every day. The purpose of this is to better prevent and control the epidemic, let the epidemic end as soon as possible, and let students' lives return to normal order.

Once a day, confirmed patients can be found in time, providing necessary conditions for ending the epidemic as soon as possible. This practice is also the most important means of epidemic prevention and control.

Second, all life teaching activities are orderly. Because of the arrival of the epidemic, the teachers and students of the school suspended the activities in the school and let them all concentrate in the dormitory, but the students' courses did not stop. After stopping the centralized class in the classroom, the teachers began to teach online.

Compared with classroom teaching, online teaching pays more attention to answering questions, and teachers speak knowledge more slowly than classroom teaching. In this way, students' learning has not been seriously affected by the epidemic.

Even students eat three meals a day, and volunteers deliver meals specially. Articles that students need to use are also purchased and distributed by special personnel. Even counselors are online 24 hours a day and are responsible for guiding students.

In the eyes of students, although the epidemic is frightening, the concern of schools and all walks of life for students makes them feel warm. They have always believed that through the efforts of all staff, the epidemic will eventually dissipate and everything will be as usual.