Why do the beds in many university dormitories go to bed and get off the table?

Because then the bed is more convenient and humanized. Imagine that in high school, because of the shortage of school resources, we often go to bed and get out of bed without a desk. On the one hand, it is not conducive to study. On the other hand, there are many people, so the natural living environment is complicated and it is even more difficult to find our intimate friends. Moreover, in this complicated environment, it is easy to make conflicts. For example, the upper bunk is shaking, and your lower bunk is full of dust. It is easy for two people to quarrel over this matter.

When we go to college, we are all adults, and the living environment should be relatively independent, because people's personalities have become more independent. First of all, go to bed with the lower bunk. You won't be affected by an independent environment. In fact, under the influence of other roommates, there will be no more cases where the upper bunk can't sleep because of the loud movement. We all have a small space of our own. When we are tired, we climb up to have a rest, and when we have a rest, we climb down to study.

The second reason is that many universities now almost sleep for four people, especially in some southern cities. For example, our school is a dormitory for four people, and there are no bedrooms for six people. In the case of sleeping for four, because a room is not too big, it is just right if everyone goes to bed and goes to the table. This can make full use of the environment, and the layout of the whole dormitory is particularly reasonable. If everyone is, get on and off the bed, and then, the side table, it will be particularly rigid. Imagine that you pushed open the bedroom door and suddenly found a row of people sitting in rows, sharing the fruit. Is it a little awkward? Therefore, due to a realistic condition, the number of residents and the reasonable layout, many university beds are under the table.