Chapter 1: Life in the first ten days of school closure Chapter 1: Life in the first ten days of school closure 2021.9.13 Heavy rain on the first day of school closure on Monday The first person to hear the news of school closure was not our school, but my classmates in Fuzhou and Zhangzhou

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We were still discussing passionately in our dormitory about why it wasn’t our turn to suspend classes and start online classes in Xiamen. In the afternoon, most of my classmates in Fujian had stopped going online. I was the only one sitting in the classroom replying to my classmates’ messages. My classmates expressed shock:

There are already people in Xiamen who have been diagnosed as negative, but you haven’t suspended classes yet?

I said yes, maybe our school is the top one.

As a result, it was announced that classes would be suspended in the evening. For this reason, I even posted a message on Moments: Hello everyone, it’s my turn for the school to be completely suspended. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. It rained heavily after 5 o’clock in the evening, and my three roommates were trapped in the cafeteria.

Several college classmates posted videos of heavy rains on their WeChat Moments, saying that this wave in Xiamen is called a combination of floods and epidemics.

2021.9.14 Tuesday, the second day of the school closure. Yesterday I went to the supermarket and bought a lot of instant noodles and snacks to store. It cost 120.

There is no longer any joy in taking online classes in the dormitory after class. Although I can stay at home, the Internet is really stuck. The whole school is using the Internet, and the entire school's online classes are stuck.

I’m starting to feel bored when the school is closed.

Yesterday, I was happy because I originally thought that classes would be suspended but not the school. However, the school was randomly informed of the closure, ah this, ah this.

2021.9.15 Wednesday, the third day of the school closure, posted a message in Moments: Xiao Chen’s experience of the school closure: 1. I don’t want to experience school closure and online classes again in this life 2. Our school’s network is really broken 3. It turns out that our school has

There are so many beauties. 4. Even beauties have to wear masks. 5. Please do it. Just do it. Can you please stop doing it for so long? Let me explain the fifth one, because I have insisted on walking 10,000 steps a day since school was closed.

To ensure that I have enough physical strength to live a healthy life, I will go for a walk in the playground... I don’t know how many couples I saw kissing in the playground. Help me.

Especially when we go to the playground of the headquarters next door, why are we still kissing and rolling together?

The teacher of my professional course on ancient Chinese novels is so cute. He posted in the group: "Hello, fellow students, tomorrow's online novel class will be the same as last semester (it is also taught through Tencent conference, and the class will take attendance) by our college.

I will continue to teach as the 3000-line anchor. I will notify relevant matters in this WeChat group. You can debug the network ten minutes in advance tomorrow afternoon. Thank you for your support and love from all the bosses and presidents. "After I posted this in the circle of friends.

, someone commented to me: You are the class with the shortest time in school from the beginning to graduation.

Eh.

2021.9.16 Thursday, the fourth day of school closure, I died.

Before I die in my next life, I will definitely remember to turn off the microphone during online classes.

I forgot to turn off the microphone in class, so I was chatting with my roommate and said, "xxx (the full name of the teacher of that course), uses an anime avatar." As a result, I didn't turn off the microphone, and the teacher and all the classmates in the department heard it.

The teacher even opened the microphone and replied to me. The teacher said: "My daughter changed this for me." Then my classmates were frantically sending me messages: "It's okay, baby, this life will pass soon." It was really cracked.

Yes, everyone in the department who has my WeChat account is sending me WeChat messages.

My roommate commented: Some people are alive, but she is already dead.

Send this to the circle of friends, all of which: Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

2021.9.17 Friday is the fifth day of school closure. I have been stocking up on Monday’s goods these past few days. I bought a lot of fast food products on Monday afternoon.

I took a look and found that I had eaten several buckets of instant noodles, instant porridge, sandwich wafer biscuits, Plum Garden drinks, and White Rabbit toffees in the past few days.

I feel like I’ve eaten all the junk food I’ve had during my four years of undergraduate studies.

Help, I don’t want to smell the smell of instant noodles anymore.

During the first few days of school closure, takeout could still be delivered to the school, and it was placed under the dormitory building.

In the first few days, takeout orders were overwhelming every day, and I had to look for my "sardine" in the ocean of takeout every day.

Suddenly one day, takeaway food was no longer allowed into the school.

Starting from September 17th, (sorry everyone, I didn’t react until the tenth day when the school was closed, so why not write a school closure diary, so except for the tenth day and the following, I wrote on that day,

The first nine days were all recalled through chat records).

Also on the 17th, the school suddenly sealed the small door where everyone could get takeout, sealing it tightly with plastic and iron sheets. Some students in our school had their takeaways thrown away, and the mood of resistance was high, and they even made a fuss about it.

It was the number one most searched item in the city.