My opposite-sex roommate

Author: Bian Qingkui
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book collects dozens of articles that reflect the current living conditions of cohabiting students from various perspectives, making it highly readable and thought-provoking. Whether you are already cohabiting or not, it will provide you with insights. In recent years, with the expansion of admissions at major universities, the overcrowding of student dormitories has become a common phenomenon. The only children who grew up in the 1980s mostly have their own study rooms, and the contrast between family and campus environments makes many students unable to accept it. As a result, they leave the collective dormitories to find their own space. Meanwhile, university students are always at the forefront of new trends, guided by the philosophy of "cohabiting with the opposite sex makes work less tiring and life more enjoyable," the practice of cohabitation among male and female students has emerged.

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