What’s the difference of living between dormitory and home? I believe I can tell you guy clear and abundant idea. Because in my institute period, I lived in dormitory five years. And I have lived at home in NTUST for one year. So I deeply know the difference.
I am very impressed by the past five years of living in dormitory. I have lots of gorgeous, funny and sad memories. That was my first time leaving home, so I feeled strange and kinda homesick! At that time I really couldn’t adapt to the new environment. But when I break the ice with my roommates, I began a brand-new stage in my life. The living of dorm really has lots of funny and crazy things. I remembered once we hid in the bathroom to study for the midterm, because the we were forced to put out the light and went to bed at 11P.M.. We didn’t have enough time to prepare it. That was really excited and crazy for us. In another word, living in dorm can meet lots of people and see various things that you don’t know at all. Also the relationship with classmates is closer just like brothers, because we do anything together such as eating, reading, playing and chatting. Of course it includes doing the funny and crazy things.
Definitely, the greatest thing you can learn in dorm live is how to get along with others and how to do one thing with classmates cooperatively. Just like me, I was a shy and not talkive person before I lived in the dorm. In the five years I think I grew much and became happier and vivid. And the team work is also an important part in the dorm. You can learn how to plan, prepare, discuss and offer any ideas in a group. I remember that we our class were responsible for the sports meet. Our class the 45 classmates pulled together to prepare for it. We discussed and distributed the work to everyone. And we got the first place among all departments. We hold the trophy and took pictures. At that time we were so crazy and excited. That experience was amazing and profound to me. In the dorm you must take care of your all business, such as doing the laundry. And you have to be responsibility for yourself. That maked you become more independent and maturer. To sum up, the living of dorm can make you more independent, maturer and you can learn different things
Personally, I think living in home is bad to me, because it is so inconvenience. For example, when I have questions, I can ask nobody. One of the reasons is that I just meet classmates in the class. In another word, the time of staying together is a little. The transportation and the time is another main point, too. Generally, the cost is always expensive and it costs lots of time of taking the train. The only good thing to me is that it has more privacy time and space. You can do anything you like, because do not need to think about others or worry about whether I disturb them. Anyway I prefer living in the dorm than home. Finally I think that both of them have their own advantages and defects. And no mateer what kind you like, you can enrich life by various things you experience.