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Dormitory life will
definitely give you a glimpse of the local student life and culture.
Instant noodles, computer games and ICQ make up the key tools for
surviving dormitory life for most local students. They sometimes
gather to have sweet soups (Chinese dessert) or snacks late at night,
watch DVDs in the common room or do sports together. |
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Living
with a local roommate and adjusting to different living habits may
cause tension especially during the first few weeks of your stay.
Many local students, especially females, are extremely modest and
prefer to undress in complete privacy. They will expect equal consideration
from you. It is a good idea, therefore, to discuss this early on
with our roommate and arrive at an agreeable arrangement. |
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All
dormitories have wardens and residence tutors to oversee the physical
and mental well-being of the residents. The tutors will also help
to organize activities with the resident associations. Some examples
of these activities are high table dinners, sweet soup or soup
gatherings, talks, mass games such as tug of war, and karaoke parties.
There is always something happening at the dormitories but of course
you have to take the initiative to find out. |
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