What is the one thing you admire most about your roommates?

One night's story was very scary, everyone shrunk in the quilt and didn't dare to come out, and at the moment of tension, I heard a knock on the door, and the fourth child in the dormitory went out, although I was startled, but I thought he might go to the toilet or something, and I didn't care. After listening to the ghost story for more than half an hour, he still hasn't come back, and we are a little anxious, and when we are about to go out to find him collectively, the door opens again, and the fourth child is back. We asked him where he had been for so long, and he said calmly

I couldn't hear this story in the dormitory, so I went to the anatomy building to listen to the story.

It's just that there is a roommate ** who can insist on going to the gym no matter the wind or rain, and I can't do it, I can't stick to it at all.

What I admire the most is my upper bunk, people insist on brushing their teeth five times a day, get up every morning and go to bed at night, eat a meal in the middle and brush once, and don't fall every time, it's more punctual than the alarm clock, I admire her every day, like me twice, once in the morning and once in the evening, I admire this classmate, the willpower is simply amazing, if I brush my teeth five times a day, I can't do it, I don't know what supports her to stick to it every day.

I have been in college for two years, I get up at 6:50 every week to go to early study, get up at 8:30 on Sundays to study, go back to the dormitory at about 12:20 every day to take a nap, sleep until 20 minutes before class during the week, and sleep until 3 o'clock during the week. Then I continued to study, did not come back in the afternoon, returned at 10:50 in the evening, and went to bed on time at 11:30. Unless something important, rain or shine.

Like us, we usually stay in the dormitory or go to play, and at the end of the semester, we will squat in the all-night classroom or from 6 am to 12 pm, and people still follow that habit, and they are not in a hurry after the exam.

My roommate is a road idiot, after eating outside, I took a taxi back to school, **passed, the driver asked, are you **. My roommate said that I didn't know I was a**, there was a tree next to me, and I laughed for three years.

My university is abroad, and I started renting an outside house in February 2021 with my roommate, but the unique thing is that my roommate is a single mother, and probably few people, especially students, will choose to live with a single mother. There are a lot of touching stories and a lot of heart-wrenching things happening between us.

She is a good single mother and has a lot of responsibility. I clearly remember when I returned to China this year, the epidemic abroad was particularly dangerous at that time, and they had just begun the second round of outbreaks, so I was eager to return to China, after all, I haven't returned to China for two years, my roommate helped me make an appointment with an outside clinic to see which clinic can do nucleic acid, and the clinics helped me ask that I didn't have anyone outside to help me at that time, but she helped me, which was really touching. When I made an appointment at the clinic, she drove me to the clinic with her son and daughter, regardless of the dangers outside, and bought me breakfast, telling me to eat after the blood was drawn, and put it in the car first.

In this way, I successfully completed the nucleic acid test and serum test. The feeling of gratitude in my heart welled up instantly. The next day, we went to get the serum and nucleic acid test report.

Sue, she was going to send me to the airport, but I really can't let people send me to the airport anymore, because I'm really embarrassed, so I asked my friend to send me to the airport, and when I arrived at the airport, there was a particularly urgent thing, I uploaded the report The testing staff said that I didn't have a serum report, I was very flustered, and I couldn't go back to China. I hurriedly called my roommate, and she told me, "Don't panic, if you can't go back to China, I'll pick you up." Later, it turned out that there was a problem with the inspectors, so I was asked to check in my luggage quickly, and I successfully embarked on the road back to China.

I'm so thankful that I met a heartwarming roommate in a strange country who helped me a lot more than that. I think I'm very lucky to have met her.

The party before I go.

I have a more annoying personality, which can also be understood as cold, and some regular polite greetings I feel are fake and a waste of time, so I am relatively unfamiliar with my roommates at first.

Once in the school came to my aunt and then the stomach was very painful, to the school hospital when the whole person was in pain and shivering weakly, and then vomited, and then took medicine in the hospital after resting for a while, my roommate came to pick me up, carried me all the way back to the dormitory from the hospital, our dormitory is on the seventh floor, usually I am very tired when I go up, not to mention that she is alone to carry me on my back, at that time I was really moved. And at that time, it was just after military training, and we only got along for half a month.

Now I get along very well with my roommates and have fun every day

One of the things I admired most about my college roommate was that he never studied and only played games after returning to the dormitory, but his grades were among the best in his class.

It's a brother who slept on my top bunk. broke up with his girlfriend, didn't shed a single tear, and could concentrate on eating barbecue.

What impressed me with my college roommate was that he had to order takeout for instant noodles. I also have to take out the little brother to deliver it to him, so I just lie down and eat instant noodles, which is also too lazy.

When I was not feeling well, he took me to the doctor** and took care of me all the time.

Once, when it was raining heavily, my two roommates came all the way to give me umbrellas and stayed with me until the end, which was really nice.

It was just feeding me medicine when I was sick, and it was so touching.

When I was lying in the dormitory, I remembered to help me bring food every day.