Seeing this news, I was a little distracted for a while, and inexplicably remembered the previous story on the train.
The story has also sparked a debate about whether or not other people should be allowed to sit in the lower berths of the sleeper. But most people's attitudes towards hanging bed curtains under the sleeper are also relatively distinct.
There are many people who support the lower bunk to sit together, and there are very few people who oppose that the lower bunk cannot hang bed curtains, but this time, colleges and universities in many places have also arranged for students to hang bed curtains, and the school has actually begun to prohibit students from hanging bed curtains in the dormitory!
(The pictures in this article are all from the Internet)
Maybe there is nothing to do with the two, but in my mind, a magical interaction is formed, because the motivation behind the act of hanging the bed curtain is more worthy of attention.
Bed curtains are basically made of opaque fabric, and by hanging them on the train, you can enjoy your own small space without being disturbed by other passengers. So for college students, it is also more important to be able to have their own small world in the dormitory where many people get along together.
But the school does not think so, from the school's point of view, the bed curtain is prone to fire hazards, and will isolate the interaction between people. Maybe the school thinks that interpersonal communication between students is more important than the so-called privacy, so it decided to do so.
But I wonder what the students will think when they see this request? Especially the young people who hung their bed curtains in the sleeper train last time don't know what they will think after seeing this news?
Students should be allowed to have a little privacy at any time, but university campuses are also highly disciplined, and there are rules for dormitories, and the school is responsible for all students, so the perspective of consideration may be different from that of students.
When I was in school, no one hung bed curtains in the dormitory, only in the summer, everyone would hang mosquito nets on their beds.
Although the mosquito net is also a kind of bed curtain, it is not the same as the bed curtain we saw later, at least the mosquito net is faint, people can see the people inside from the outside, but most of the bed curtains are designed to isolate the outside light and form a relatively closed space, so most of the bed curtains are opaque and opaque.
When a bed curtain is hung on the bed in a dormitory, we can't directly tell whether the person inside is resting through our eyes, and if we want to know if he is asleep, we may need to call for other ways such as calling for a mobile phone.
In fact, even in a dormitory, there are students who have a good relationship and average relationship, and the relationship between classmates is good or bad, and it is not a bed curtain that can be decided. The school's initiative is nothing more than to let the students remember to communicate, not to immerse themselves in their own time.
After all, with the development of the times, people can have more and more ways to pass the time, playing games and watching TV series is a pastime, and gossiping and chatting with classmates is also a pastime.
I don't think a bed curtain can change the way people communicate, just like I don't agree that a bed curtain will interrupt the communication between people, because people are social animals, college students need spiritual resonance at an age, and the emotions between students are more touching and simple than the stories in the virtual model.
Perhaps, there is no connection between this advocacy of colleges and universities and the original sleeper bunks, but after seeing this, I can't help but reverie, if the students in the school have no common sense of hanging bed curtains, and don't even know that there is a bed curtain, then when they take the train, especially the sleeper car, will they forget the existence of the bed curtain?
The difference between the two may lie in the original intention. The school proposes this for the sake of students, and the moment a young man hangs the bed curtain, it is also for his own consideration, a person is always himself, but in the collective, he will also have more identities, such as classmates, such as students, and such as whose children and future parents.
It is always a good thing to be able to let young people remember to communicate, after all, communication between people can eliminate many unnecessary misunderstandings, and can also make us feel the beauty of harmony.