Colleges and universities in many places prohibit students from hanging bed curtains: can it really improve interpersonal relationships?
End of April.
Colleges and universities in many places have issued new regulations prohibiting students from hanging bed curtains in dormitories.
This move has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions, and many students and netizens have expressed different views on it.
The school said that the bed curtain may block the view and increase the safety hazards in the dormitory, such as fires and other emergencies that are difficult to find.
This is a very important issue, and the issue of security really cannot be ignored.
In addition, bed curtains can also become a breeding ground for bacteria and mosquitoes, posing a potential threat to students' health.
In addition, college counselors also pointed out that bed curtains may affect interpersonal interactions between students, which is not conducive to their growth.
Therefore, in order to maintain the safety of students' lives and a good dormitory environment, colleges and universities have taken this measure.
The response from students to this rule was mixed.
Some students expressed understanding and support for the school's approach, believing that it would help improve the safety and overall environment of the dormitory.
However, most of the students expressed dissatisfaction and opposition to this. After all, the school's reasons are too far-fetched and too difficult.
They believe that bed curtains are an important tool to protect personal privacy, and that banning bed curtains may infringe on an individual's right to privacy.
In addition, some students are concerned that banning bed curtains will not only not be conducive to interpersonal interactions, but may also affect interpersonal relationships in the dormitory, making the already tense dormitory atmosphere even more awkward.
Regarding the students' worries, netizens have expressed their opinions.
Some netizens pointed out that the quality of interpersonal relationships is not determined by whether to hang bed curtains, but the key lies in the quality of students themselves and mutual understanding and respect.
There are no interpersonal relationships, and they must be done in bed.
Some netizens hit the nail on the head: Mattress quilts and other items are also flammable items, so it's best not to use them.
to oppose the school's initiative.
In addition, some netizens pointed out that garbage in trash cans is easy to breed bacteria, which is not conducive to the growth of students, and it is recommended to cancel trash cans and prohibit trash cans.
There is no doubt that most people oppose this move by colleges and universities, after all, such regulations are indeed too rigid and impersonal.
This is undoubtedly an attempt to drive students out of the dormitory.
Let's be honest.
The presence or absence of bed curtains does not fundamentally change the interpersonal relationships in the dormitory. On the contrary, if students can be honest and understanding with each other, even if the bed curtains are hung, a harmonious and warm dormitory atmosphere can be created.
At the same time, some netizens believe that the ban on hanging bed curtains in colleges and universities is too one-size-fits-all and does not fully take into account the individual needs of students.
They argue that schools should manage dormitories more humanely, for example by setting reasonable rules and providing necessary facilities to balance students' privacy needs with the requirements of safe management.
To sum up, the regulations of colleges and universities in many places prohibiting students from hanging bed curtains have indeed caused a lot of controversy and discussion.
Although this measure can improve the security and management efficiency of the dormitory to a certain extent, it should also fully take into account the individual needs of students and the protection of privacy.
At the same time, we should also realize that the quality of interpersonal relationships is not determined by whether or not to hang the bed curtains, but the key lies in the quality of the students themselves and the understanding and respect between them. Only on this basis can we create a harmonious and welcoming dormitory environment together.
What do you think about this?