Following the incident of hanging bed curtains in young people's sleeper cars, the phenomenon of hanging bed curtains in university dormitories has also come to the front of the stage from behind the scenes, causing controversy among netizens. Some universities have even issued regulations specifically for this purpose, requiring that bed curtains should not be hung in college dormitories. The rationale is to prevent fires and increase social interaction between students. Because college students are the pioneers of the times among young people, the incident of the university banning bed curtains in the dormitory has aroused heated discussions among netizens as soon as it was exposed. So is it wrong for college students to hang bed curtains in their dormitories? How should we view this phenomenon? Today, I will talk to you about this topic.
We know that humans come from the animal kingdom and are social social animals. However, with the development of material civilization and the improvement of human living standards, human beings have gradually separated from the animal kingdom and become unique creatures with advanced intelligence. In the past, when the standard of living was generally low, people would always crowd together to eat, sleep and go to the toilet when people went to live on business or school. At that time, people didn't feel that there was anything wrong with this, but felt that there was great power in numbers, and it was warmer to huddle together for warmth.
However, with the improvement of living standards, the dependence of individuals on the collective has greatly decreased. Many things that used to require the help of big guys can now be done by yourself. This leads to individuals becoming more and more independent in society. When many people become very independent and individual, we call this era the age of individuality.
The age of entry for university students is generally between 18 and 22 years old. At this time, people have already formed their own independent personality and belong to adults who have just come of age. They have formed a relatively mature outlook on life, values, and worldview. For people with different views, they don't want to have too much contact. A university dormitory often houses 4 to 8 people. These students are all people from all over the world. Their family backgrounds, growth environments, living habits, temperaments and personalities are all very different. In addition, these young people are in the era of individuality, and if they are in direct contact with each other, there will inevitably be many contradictions.
In order to avoid direct contact between people with different personalities, it is necessary to make some shielding between them to maintain the relative independence and privacy of each person's life. It doesn't have to be the same to ask everyone to huddle naked every day. By hanging a curtain at the head of their dormitory bed, college students can create their own private space and temporarily isolate themselves from social spaces. This is the move with the least cost and the greatest benefit, and it is reasonable in itself.
However, since university dormitories are public places, they are managed by the university. Since college students have paid tuition fees and entered the university to study, they must obey the management of the university. When there is a conflict between the management style of the university and the actual demands of the students, the two sides should negotiate amicably and not bully others. In this way, everyone can be convinced and finish college happily.