As the children born in the 1990s begin to grow up, there are also those born in the 1990s among college students. Just like "the soldiers who are running away from the iron camp", in the iron-forged campus, it is the students who are running away. As time goes by, generations of college students enter the campus.

College students from different generations and with different temperaments are subtly changing the campus and being changed by the campus. It is still unclear what kind of sparks the post-90s generation who are entering or will soon enter university campuses have with the school. However, some clues can be seen from a set of pictures that have become popular in various forums recently - "N Strange Situations in Universities": College students in the new era have some of their own characteristics in inheriting traditions. However, whether these phenomena are strange or not depends on the opinions of teachers and students.

1. It’s not strange to fall in love

Man-made lakes and groves are all good places for student couples to date. In high school, it was still a puppy love. By the time I got to college, I was no longer surprised. Even at the welcome party, the host came up and said: "Warmly welcome the junior sisters and junior brothers-in-law who are sitting in the audience."

(Teacher Cui Yan of Modern College of Northwest University: It is undeniable that campus love is The phenomenon does exist, and today’s teenagers are all precocious, but they should be given correct guidance)

2. It is easy to study for exams but difficult to study

University teachers are not like middle school teachers, who are hands-on. Teach, the person who cannot find the teacher after class. Some students only realized after entering university, "Although they are not taking self-study exams, they still need to learn how to study on their own." Under such circumstances, many students began to skip classes. However, you must attend a few classes before the exam, and listen carefully to the review scope specified by the teacher, so that you can pass the exam. (Teacher Cui: I have heard of this phenomenon, but it will not happen in our school. The school does not allow teachers to set the key points in advance. As for "difficulty in learning", not all courses are like this. This problem mainly lies with the teacher, and Not students. The teacher’s lectures are good and can arouse their enthusiasm. I believe they will not find it difficult to learn.)

3. There are many kinds of dinners

Be it class dinner, celebration banquet or break-up dinner, many relationships between classmates are also established at the dinner table. You can't just eat casually. Find a hotel, book a private room, and no matter how happy you are, you can eat, drink, and play all in one package. (Teacher Cui: It’s more of a problem with the social environment and parents. The school will not approve of such a situation, but the school cannot control this. Parents should cultivate good consumption habits for their children from an early age. Of course, everyone should get together occasionally There is nothing wrong with gathering together.)

4. Change your mobile phone number at any time

Businessmen have taken aim at this group before the major universities have started. Mobile phone prices are greatly reduced, and there are various tariff plans, there is always one suitable for you. A good mobile phone number and lower rates are all reasons to change your number. Don’t be afraid that you won’t be able to find your old friends, since QQ is there anyway. (Teacher Cui: I don’t know if student numbers change often, but every year at the beginning of school, you can indeed see many mobile phone merchants stationed on campus, and there are endless promotions.)

5. Become a "foreigner" at dawn ”

Due to the State Education Commission’s emphasis on CET-4 and CET-6 and the high value of English in the world today, learning English on campus has become a common practice. Every morning, the grass, steps, playground, and classrooms are filled with the sound of books. There were only a few people reading Chinese aloud, and all the students spoke were foreign languages. It makes you feel like you are in a foreign land, and all the students are "foreigners". (Teacher Cui: Speaking of this, I feel a little helpless. Now the country does attach great importance to English. However, everyone is learning foreign languages, which is not a bad thing. At least it means that the students are studying very hard.)

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6. No matter rich or poor, everyone does business

You can always see a lot of leaflets in dormitories and teaching buildings, selling cosmetics, contact lenses, small There are furnishings and everything. Some people work-study because their families are poor, and some people are very motivated even if they are not short of money. It’s euphemistically called: “Adapting to society in advance.” (Teacher Cui: We haven’t seen it in our school because students are not allowed to do business casually for fear that they will affect their studies. However, it is also good for students to properly participate in some practical work. But this is a matter of degree and must be done well. Grasp it.)

7. Martial arts romances circulate quickly

There are so many ancient and modern Chinese and foreign classics that college students can swim in the sea of ​​books. However, when you are upset, lonely and bored, you simply cannot make up your mind to read those classics. As a result, martial arts romance has become the best form of entertainment and is very popular among students. "It's really good." A girl from the Chinese Department said: "You don't have to think at all. When you get bored reading professional books, you just change your mind. It's so cool." (Teacher Cui: There is no conflict between reading martial arts romance and reading classics. It's just a phenomenon. , besides, Jin Yong’s martial arts novels are quite good)

8. Don’t do the work if you can’t do it

I don’t know how to wash my clothes, I’m too lazy to type, and I don’t want to copy my notes... This has spawned many businesses and expanded the tertiary industry: hiring part-time workers to clean dormitories, asking parents to pack things, asking classmates to help with meals, and hiring people to copy notes in class. As long as you can afford the money, someone will help you. (Teacher Cui: I think this phenomenon is not common, at least not as extreme as mentioned above. But this is a very bad trend that is not conducive to the growth of young people and should be strictly disciplined.)

9. Selling blood is really fun

It is said that the broomstick is precious, but in the face of a new future, who doesn't want to have a new feeling, and who wants to live in the heavy past? Whenever you graduate and leave school, the prices at campus sales are often frighteningly low. You can own a used property for only one-tenth of the price. Not to mention those small items, such as basins and buckets, are almost free of charge. Alas, just sell what should be sold, just to be relaxed and happy. (Teacher Cui: This seems to be a university tradition. There is nothing wrong with it. Recycling things also reduces waste. I also sold them back then.)

10. Card-seeking notices are seen every day

In the past, it was difficult to find change when eating with meal stamps, and the meal stamps were small and easy to tear and lose. Nowadays, "punch-in" has been basically popularized on campus. However, with the birth of the card, a new "civilization" was born: students lose everything and only find that the card has disappeared every day when they eat. I had no choice but to write an extremely miserable "card hunting notice". It’s really like “having a card in your hand and worrying about it all the time.” (Teacher Cui: Not only do you lose your meal card, but also your mobile phone, wallet, and keys? Teachers in charge of laboratories pick up a lot of things every year, most of which are pens. They accumulate a lot of them and can’t use them all for several years. A teacher once picked up a lot of things. Based on the location, I judged that a mobile phone belonged to a classmate. When he came back, I asked him if he had lost it. He said yes, but he had already bought a new one, and said, "Why are you looking for it? It's so troublesome.")

Teacher Cui finally concluded: Some of these phenomena are the traditions of universities. They are not good or bad, but they still reflect the characteristics of specific groups of people. Of course, the fewer bad phenomena the better. This requires not only schools, but also society, parents and other parties to work together to provide correct guidance.

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