Is there such a thing as dormitory friendship?

Exists. In college life, roommate friendship is inevitable. There is a kind of feeling called "friendship". By my side, by your side, and by his side, let us paint the sky of blue love together!

There is a group of people who are not brothers or sisters, but they live under the same roof and call each other brothers or sisters. They are roommates. There is a kind of feeling, it is not family affection, it is better than family affection, it has more weight than friendship, it is friendship. If meeting is fate and getting to know each other is fate, then it is fate that we got together in that square inch dormitory.

Sometimes, love does not require words, but you can feel the care with your heart. Sometimes, happiness is all around us, in the little things we encounter every day. In that small space, we often hear words like: "Get up, you're going to be late!" "It's cold today, wear more clothes!" The next sentence, you may hear "What should I wear today?" "I don't want to go to class today. Remember to roll your name for me and just say I'm sick." "Let's go and have a few drinks tonight." Wait

We play together and sleep together. Eat together, study together, spend a day, a week, a season, a year together. We should all cherish the days we spend with each other, because one day we will walk out of school, out of that small world, and start our own lives. By that time, there will be no one to help us answer "yes", no one to rush to get medicine or send us to the hospital when we are sick, and no one to listen to our complaints and cry with us when we are sad.

Such a group of people are completely dependent on the fate given by God. From among the millions of people who took the college entrance examination, from among the thousands of people admitted, from among the dozens of people in the same major, they passed through layers of Progressive, layer by layer "screening", came to us.

Although we all come from all over the world and have very different personalities, living in the same dormitory is a God-given fate. From then on, they have occupied an indispensable position in our lives. This group of people allows us to understand people and things that we did not understand before, and also teaches us how to live peacefully with others.

The usual fun and mutual help before the exam are just routine operations; every cold morning they wake us up to go to class; We brought back meals; during the review for the final exam, they patiently explained to us the content and scope of the exam; during the holidays, when we "miss our loved ones even more during the holidays", our roommates stayed with us to spend the long nights...< /p>

There is a kind of love called friendship. From not knowing each other, to knowing each other, to knowing each other... it may not be long before they go their separate ways. Living in such a small group feels very warm. There is no pressure, no competition, and no intrigue. Therefore, the student days are happy.

There may be sadness and sorrow along the way, but there is more joy and happiness. The dormitory friendship is our college friendship, and it is our lifelong friendship. Accompanying each other day and night, we dedicated each other's best and loveliest moments, the most precious and valuable memories to a unique small space, and a group of friends from all over the world with a lot of skills.