On Tuesday, the European School of Nottheim represented Marcus. Mr. Ko Rong went to the dormitory of the students of the German Education Union, conducted a strict hygiene inspection of the common areas of the dormitory (bathroom, kitchen, living/dining room, hallway), and scored the hygiene of all the dormitories. School teachers hope to learn about the living conditions of Chinese students through this inspection.

As someone who's been there, Marcus. Ke Rong said that he lived in student dormitories when he was a university student, so he has a special understanding of the weaknesses in dormitory hygiene. So, in each dormitory, he focused on checking the inside of the oven, the surface of the induction cooker, the inside and outside of the cabinet, and the corner of the bathroom.

After the inspection, Ke Rong said that he was very satisfied with the hygiene of the student dormitories and that all the dormitories were up to standard. On a scale of 10, he gave more than half of the dorms high scores of 9 and 8.

"We know that most Chinese students live with their parents before coming to Germany and lack independent living experience. Therefore, I was a little worried about whether each new class could have a healthy life in Germany, "said Ke Rong." Now I see the students' dormitories, I feel relieved."

Dormitory hygiene is one of the priorities of the German Education Union life training. A healthy living environment is the embodiment of a person's self-discipline and self-management ability, and is also the premise of concentration and peace of mind to learn.

The German Education Union teacher once again reminded the students: cleaning is not to cope with the inspection, but to learn to consciously create an ideal living environment for themselves, in the daily bit to shape their habits and character.