One is the dormitory of the outer court, and each grade is assigned to a different place. For example, it is better to live in 80 1 when we are freshmen. There are six people, a toilet, a desk and a balcony. When I was a junior, I moved to 600 and lived for eight people. It's a little crowded, but it's very lively. There are only beds, tables and a wardrobe in the dormitory. You have to buy everything else yourself. It is very convenient to buy. You can buy it everywhere.

Secondly, the canteen is ok. Delicious and cheap. It has everything, but it will be crowded after school. The old Chaoyang village and the new Chaoyang village in the school do have many snacks, which are also very cheap. The living expenses are generally 500 yuan, so you can eat and drink enough. Spend 12 thousand if you can.

Third, there is no swimming pool, only in another campus. Few people go to the gym, but most people go running. Usually, members of sports teams train there. There are quite a few people playing basketball.

Fourth, choose the direction when you are a junior. There are three directions: literature, translation and business.

Fifth, around September 10. Military training is from a few days after school starts to the eve of National Day.

Sixth, the weather in Guiyang is super cool. I have never used an electric fan in summer, and I only have a short period of fever in one summer. It's a little cold in winter. If you are from the north, you will feel very wet, but if you are from the south, you won't feel this way. It's not very cold anyway. Because I am from Hunan, I obviously feel cooler in summer and warmer in winter. In addition, when it rains, whether it is winter or summer, it will obviously feel cool and a little cold.