How do freshmen feel when they enter the big bathhouse for the first time?

1. the first aspect: very nervous but warm inside. I'm from the south, and then I applied for universities in Beijing. I know that when I was admitted, my family said it was far away, fearing that I would not adapt. I went by myself when school started, because there was an epidemic at that time, and I didn't want my family to accompany me. After all, it was night, a little far west of Beijing, and the whole person was very nervous and a little big. Then my senior said to wait for me in the North Square, and then I made a detour to the South Square. They are all asking where I am. Have they seen the school bus? In fact, I really didn't know, and I was dragging a heavy suitcase around. I panicked. It was very late when I got to school, and my senior and senior sisters were waiting for me alone. On the bus, I felt very warm when I watched the seniors calling my name, which relieved the loneliness and helplessness when I left my hometown for the first time.

2. The second aspect: unfamiliarity and inadaptability. I didn't go to school until the next morning. When I had breakfast with my roommate, my roommate took me to the canteen. I feel strange here, and the breakfast is ok, but I'm not used to it because of the northern accent. Sometimes I can't hear what they say clearly and have to listen twice. The overall style of the school is ok, but it is not so green with the naked eye. It was October and the wind was very strong. I made psychological construction for myself before school started, and wanted to take a bath in the big bathhouse. When I go with my roommate at night, it's still very uncomfortable. Maybe I'm introverted, and I can't accept the openness of northerners at once, but it's really comfortable to take a shower and I can also get involved in the relationship with my roommates, but I don't know why my face is easy to dry and my mouth is easy to dry!