41.  Simply take my friends for example, I have a high school alumnus who excels in Chinese calligraphy, and his comment on works of art always won me over with profundity and broadness.

42.  Besides, he is an actor in the Opera Association on campus.

43.  People usually add some subjective ideas to impressions on others, which happens in our campus, according to my observation, almost everyday.

44.  People live on campus always enjoy "inferring" anything about other people when knowing which college they belong to merely.

45.  Lifestyle on campus, for instance, is an important area which can produce stereotypes.

46.  One spends most of his time on studying, while the other on online games; one gets used to going to bed early while the other enjoys staying up all night watching movies; one likes reading alone while the other always calls friends for poker game-and so on.

47.  On campus, as everyone is well-educated and cultivated, people's incorrect impressions or comments about others may not be intended.

48.  As for people who don't know each other much, don't do the judgments only according to what you have seen on the surface, because what beneath might prove your complete mistake about that man.

49.  Each person on the team prepared his or her specialty.

50.  Another girl on our team, Shirley, entered the same category to me, deciding to retell a story.