101.  We do have more classes per week than almost each other department in our university, but it does not mean that we are bookworms who bury ourselves in piles of books and papers to do research work.

102.  The number of subjects does not equal time and energy students put on study.

103.  The department of literature arranges a few courses but students in the department have to read and think critically a lot after class.

104.  We listened to lectures in class carefully and focused on cooperation rather than study desperately after class.

105.  Apart from this, we are eager to participate in various organizations to enlarge our horizon and make friends and we also need after-curriculum activities to relief stress.

106.  Personally, I learned how to plan as a whole and work together through my experience of dealing with study and work at the same time.

107.  When people in other departments found DII students could hold activities well, when we found that top students were also Dota masters, when we heard the dialogue on The World is Flat between two of the staff in libraries, the net of stereotyping on campus gradually decayed and we could see a brighter and broader world in front of us.

108.  One of the stereotypes is that the life is leisurely and carefree in university.

109.  One more essential, you are able and must to get at least one relationship with a boy.

110.  Students dream and aim at being admitted in universities.