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This post was last edited by Ruan Zhonghua on 2015-10-9 at 16:28. I just remembered something that could be written down~ During the third semester of our junior year, that is, the semester before the summer vacation, we went to a chemical machinery factory there for a production internship. (Avoiding regional attacks, I won’t mention the specific location.) Since I attended a vocational high school there, the dormitories only provided bed frames; we had to bring our own bedding and pillows. Everyone traveled by train, with all their bags and belongings, and off we went. . . On the bus after getting off the train, the luggage was piled up higher than people. . . Some students, in order to avoid the heavy burden of carrying a mattress, even brought only sleeping bags. . . Later, because it was too hot, we used the sleeping bag as a mattress. . . The conditions in that dormitory could be described as rather poor; it had no power outlets, no timed lighting system, and no communal toilets or showers. . It’s much worse compared to my college dormitory, but it’s still okay; it’s similar to my high school dormitory and suitable for **ized management. . Since I needed to wash my feet and clothes, it was not convenient to bring a basin, so after arriving at the place, I went out to find a supermarket to buy one. It was just a little before 8 p.m. at that time, but the supermarkets on the street had miraculously closed. . . We walked a long way before we could buy pots, pillows, and such things. . . The next day, all the supermarkets and restaurants on the street opened later, until after 10 p.m., right up until our event ended. . . There’s no computer, so we go to an internet cafe; they’re open until late at night, so we can play there until very late. . . We jokingly say that our real* has driven local economic development. . . Well, it’s just a quick glance, nothing more. . Look here, look there; if it’s a bit dangerous, they don’t let us get close. . To be honest, as a student of chemical engineering, this is the first time I’ve seen how containers are made. . Various tasks such as rolling, welding, stamping, and so on. . I thought it was really amazing at the time. . . In the heat treatment workshop, our team’s teacher climbed onto the trolley that enters the heat treatment furnace and seemed to be filled with thoughts upon seeing what was inside. . . Looking at the situation, let’s go up there too and take a look; there’s nothing there. . Things like fire bricks, nozzles, and so on. . . The teacher came down and told us, “Actually, I wanted to experience what it’s like for human feces to be put into a furnace for cremation – it’s similar to using equipment to heat things in a furnace.” . I didn’t expect you guys to follow as well. . . ” We “hehehehehe”. . . . Since it was summer and we needed to take baths, and there was no bathhouse in the dormitory, we washed in the communal bathroom. The entire floor was occupied by men, so they acted without any restraint, walking around naked in the corridors, going slowly to the bathrooms, and then taking their time to get dressed back in their rooms after washing up. . . Since there were no plugs in the room, power strips were placed all over the reception area for us to charge our phones. . Then, the reception room has surveillance screens for each floor, monitoring the corridors. . Thus, the following scene emerges; please imagine it based on the description. . A group of girls were Lower your head playing with their phones in the mail room; when they looked up, they could see the surveillance screen, which showed a man naked, strutting around the hallway. . . We found out about this later. . It has converged a lot. . . As for entertainment, in the evenings we play Mahjong in our dormitories. Since we have safety helmets with us, we call them “helms”; those who lose have to wear a “helmet”, those who lose again have to wear a “double helmet”, and there are even those who keep losing and end up wearing a “three helmets” or “four helmets”. . . Since there’s nothing else to do, playing Dou Dizhu has become our main form of entertainment. . Of course, there are others. . For example, going to an internet cafe to surf the internet. . . The internship is over, and we need to write a report. There are no tables in the dormitory, so there’s no place to do it; therefore, a whole group of us took over the KFC to write the report, and as a result, we became an attraction in that area. . . The people who were eating there normally were shocked. . . Where did all these people come from? They don’t buy anything either; they just do their homework. . . Frequently, people gather to watch, saying, “Gaha ne.” . . There’s a lot of fun during this period, so I’m writing it down to share~~