1.  Notwithstanding the fact that I did have far more time for myself, I dared not wasting it after I went to Nanjing University, for many students are superior to me in so many aspects.

2.  Every year there are some students whose life is not that wealthy.

3.  Some students are not willing to do dirty jobs, while some others just say that they do not need to think even a little about jobs.

4.  When people in other departments found DII students could hold activities well, when we found that top students were also Dota masters, when we heard the dialogue on The World is Flat between two of the staff in libraries, the net of stereotyping on campus gradually decayed and we could see a brighter and broader world in front of us.

5.  And many students learning liberal arts are fans of Shakespeare or Xueqin Cao, and so fascinated that they can hardly avoid talking about those tragedies written by them, which may be understood as complaining and nagging.

6.  Students on campus are from different environments.

7.  For example, there's a popular stereotype that poor students are always hardworking and get higher marks than others.

8.  My close friends from Nanjing once told me that in most of their eyes, Subei students are a group of studying machines, genius in maths, physics and chemistry, sitting behind a crowed of books.

9.  Three small sleeping rooms in a bigger room share a washroom and there are four students living in each small room.

10.  In Suzhou, most students are nonresident, which means we are dismissed at 4: 30p.