What are the behaviors of college students occupying seats?

I finally went to the classroom and wanted to sit in the front row to listen to the class, but I found that the front row of seats was full of books, but not a single person! Many students have complained to me about the various seat-occupying phenomena in college. Some even joked: "My sadness is not that you occupied a seat with a book, but that you occupied most of the classroom with a roll of toilet paper." ".

Unexpectedly, the seat holder was also involved! Before anyone arrived, the seat had already fallen. It was true that the troops and horses were not moved, and the food and grass went first!

After sorting out everyone’s complaints, we found that the seat-occupying phenomenon is mainly concentrated in three places, one is the classroom, one is the canteen, and the other is the library.

As a result, the following three confusing behaviors occurred on campus:

1. The classroom was empty, but the first three rows and the last three rows were filled with books, textbooks, and A4 papers. .

2. There is still a long queue at the dining window, but the seats in the cafeteria are already covered with books.

3. Today’s review is over, and when you are ready to leave the library, first place a book on your seat and spread it out, a pen in the book, and a water glass on the table. From now on, you can come and go as you like.

1: Seat-occupying is neither "reasonable" nor "reasonable"

"Seat-occupying culture" is a common sexual problem in every school. We are now discussing Taking seat occupying in the library as an example, let’s sort out the process of seat occupying behavior