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Doesn't that sound a bit counterintuitive? After all, hanging bed curtains protects our privacy and makes our small space more welcoming. Colleges and universities in many places have explicitly banned it. The counselor even bluntly said that the bed curtain is like an "invisible wall", blocking safety and interpersonal communication. Could it be that this small bed curtain really has such a big impact? Xinjiang Medical University clearly stipulates that students are not allowed to hang bed curtains in the dormitory. The reason is simple, the student apartments are densely populated, and the bed curtains are mostly flammable, and if it catches fire, it can be a big problem. The bed curtain also erected "invisible walls" in the dormitory. As the counselor of Nanyang Normal University in Henan Province said in the article, it hinders communication between students.
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I think there is some justification for the prohibition of hanging bed curtains in colleges and universities. After all, safety is paramount, and bed curtains do present a fire hazard. Moreover, the absence of bed curtains allows us to better communicate with our roommates and enhance our bond with each other. Although there may be less private space, it will also allow us to be more integrated into the dormitory as a community.
I understand the school's concerns, but a complete ban on hanging bed curtains seems a bit extreme. There may be some compromises, such as stipulating the material and installation of the bed curtain to ensure safety. This not only satisfies students' needs for private space, but also reduces safety hazards.
Many of today's college students are too egotistical and don't know how to communicate with others. Hanging a bed curtain can easily make people withdrawn, which is not conducive to cultivating good interpersonal relationships. Schools should organize more activities so that students have more opportunities to get to know each other and communicate with each other.
Bed curtains are also prohibited in our school. At first, I didn't understand it, but then I realized that it really made the atmosphere in the dormitory more harmonious. Without that "invisible wall", there is more communication and better relationships. Sometimes it feels like there's no private space, but it's not that important.
Some are for it, some are against. I think this reflects different perspectives on private space and collective life. Schools should be more respectful of students' needs and opinions on the premise of ensuring safety, and find a better solution.
So, should this bed curtain be hung or not?