The ideal university is that everyone can respect each other and the relationship between teachers and students is particularly harmonious. There is no campus bullying, and there is not much contrast. Students are equal and there is a good relationship between teachers and students. In college class, teachers can ask questions and students can answer them directly. Teachers will not be partial to good students, nor will they ignore the existence of poor students.

Although to a certain extent, these contents have been done in universities, and the better the school, the stronger the atmosphere. No matter in study or mutual respect, the relationship between classmates and teachers is particularly good.

Most of the environment in institutions like 9852 1 1 is like this, so everyone feels particularly at ease on campus, that is to say, they have a special sense of belonging. I even think this environment is more comfortable than home, where I can have better study status and better interpersonal relationships.

In addition to these, there is a greater demand, that is, study and love. In terms of learning, I'm afraid every school is similar. There are libraries and classrooms, which are open for quite a long time. So we want to teach ourselves, teach ourselves, and be free.

But the ideal university library should be overcrowded, and everyone is immersed in the ocean of their own books, and they are racing against time. Moreover, such an environment basically exists only in good institutions, and it may also exist in those institutions that are almost inferior when taking the postgraduate entrance examination.

In addition, in love, be free and relaxed. The school won't care about our falling in love. We can be free with people we like. And as long as both sides really like each other, they can be together for life. But in reality, such a relationship may break up after a few months, or the graduation season is the break-up season. In short, falling in love during college may not be as perfect as imagined.