I heard that the dormitory conditions of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics are quite terrible. There is no air conditioning and the power is cut off at 11 o'clock. Is it really so difficult

I heard that the dormitory conditions of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics are quite terrible. There is no air conditioning and the power is cut off at 11 o'clock. Is it really so difficult? I'm really afraid of the heat.

I entered the University of Finance and Economics last year. Last year, all the Princess Buildings were vacated, and there were only two old dormitories, which were jokingly called the Maid Buildings. As for me, I entered the Maid Buildings pitifully because they were gorgeous.

The Princess Building has a balcony and a separate bathroom. It seems you can take a shower. I’m not sure. There are several Princess Buildings, but the dormitory aunt only has one at the gate, not in each Princess Building. The dormitory manager is the aunt, so the management of the dormitory should be relatively loose.

Let’s talk about our maid building, which has no balcony and no private bathroom. In the first semester of my freshman year, only the 135th floor had hot water. In the next semester, we also installed a water boiler in 246, but it was only It only has hot water. There is one toilet and four pits on each floor. It is true that there is a shower room, but the water comes out as cold water. There is no water heater, so you cannot take a shower, except if you like to take a cold shower. But I heard that water heaters need to be installed on each floor so that we can take a shower, but I don’t know. There are four people in a room with bunk beds. I am on the 6th floor. The height is actually quite good. During the rainy season in Shanghai, the tide on the 123rd floor is scary. And now that I'm used to living there, I think it's quite nice to not have a toilet or a balcony. I don't have to clean it myself, and there are a lot less bugs. And in the summer, I bought homemade screens online and stuck them on the windows with magnets, which still kept out mosquitoes. Our aunt, who is called Yan, will greet you every time you come in and ask you what age you are, but she doesn’t care if you stay overnight or something, and there is no bed check, but in the morning of 135 It's annoying to check the dormitory's hygiene. It's troublesome to fold the quilt and clear the table.

There is also the Queen’s Building. Last semester, the Queen’s Building had no power, but starting from the next semester, the Queen’s Building will also start to lose power. The University of Finance and Economics is super stingy and said that the Queen’s Building is the third one. There is a separate bathroom for each person, but the private bathroom is outside the dormitory, so you don’t have to clean it yourself. There is a water heater for taking a shower. It seems that 6 people share a washing machine. This is not the case for poor people like us who share a washing machine on two floors. Fabi oh.

The power is cut off at 11 o'clock, from Monday to Thursday night, and all night on Friday and Saturday nights. The power is cut off at 11 o'clock on Sunday night. Once the power is cut off, the fan cannot be blown. However, if the temperature is too high in summer, above 35 degrees, your power will not be cut off at night. Just buy a rechargeable electric fan, they are sold online. It won't trip no matter how much electricity is used, don't worry. Don't even think about air conditioners. I heard from the counselor that they will install air conditioners this summer at the earliest. Who knows when they will install them at the earliest.

There is also Ningyuan Tower and Jingsi Garden. I have never been there, so I don’t know what it is like.

The above are all about the situation in girls’ dormitories.

For boys, rest assured. There are fewer boys at the University of Finance and Economics, and the conditions are much better than those of us girls. The boys’ dormitory is on the Wudong campus, next to the Xinyuan Canteen. The food in the Xinyuan Canteen is the best. Well...it's also close to the library. There are showers in every dormitory building, so there is no need to go out to the bathhouse. 24 hours of hygiene inspection, one day less than us! Moreover, the aunt is very strict in checking hygiene and gives high marks, basically full marks. And when summer comes, the boys' dormitory rarely loses power at night. I don't know if the aunt forgot about it or did it on purpose.