Chutian Metropolis Daily reported on April 7 (Reporter Zhang Ping correspondent Xu Nanxin) At noon on April 6, Wang Yang, a male student majoring in vehicles in Automobile College of Wuhan University of Science and Technology, collected clothes on the balcony of the dormitory and found a bird's nest in his black pants.

Wang Yang just remembered that this pair of trousers has been hanging outside for two weeks. "Boys are like this. Doing housework can be delayed. " Wang Yang said that he would go to the gym every day after studying at night, and he didn't want to wash clothes when he came back. He kept his dirty clothes for a week and stirred them with a washing machine at weekends. "In high school, I also took my dirty clothes home for my mother to wash every weekend."

Male college students generally understand what happened to Wang Yang. Li Jie, a classmate, said, "I always save money and wash my socks at least once a month." I wash more than 40 pairs of socks a day at most. "

There are also female college students whose clothes are targeted by birds. Li Hanyin, a girl in this school, often forgets to put away the clothes hanging outside, and her black pants are full of straws.

As for how to deal with this bird's nest, the students expressed their love for this bird one after another, hoping that the parties would hang their pants back.