Happy midnight talk

Author: Rong Guangqi
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Publication Date: 2001-01-01
Features: What are contemporary college students thinking? What extent can communication through language reach between people? Are college students satisfied with the conversation environment they create? How should the cultivation of personal qualities during the university stage be viewed? How can individual development be organically integrated with environmental construction? New topics are still emerging. We hope that subsequent researchers will be numerous, focusing on the field we are committed to and offering us suggestions and opinions.
After entering university, life is no longer filled with various exams, and one suddenly realizes that it’s time to think about something, allowing the mind to truly become a mind. Maturity begins with late-night talks. In dorms where six or seven people share a room, after the lights go out, thoughts start to churn, and topics begin to collide. Everyone self-educates and inspires each other, discussing everything under the sky within the four walls, and conversing with both breadth and depth at every glance. People are lying down, but their thoughts are soaring. It is the prime of youth, with abundant vitality and sharp minds. Here, everyone competes eagerly, and the flowers bloom in splendid splendor. Years after graduation, you might forget a specific lesson taught by a teacher, but you’ll never forget an interesting late-night dorm conversation.