I don't think so. Anyway, the four people in our dormitory are from different regions, but after two years together, there is still no so-called regional darkness. On the contrary, I think our friendship is much better than when we first entered the university. At first, we will have all kinds of embarrassment, but over time, everyone is also running in, and now it may have become a habit. No matter what we do, everyone has a certain tacit understanding. When to get together, when to have a dormitory cleaning together, when to have a side fire and so on. In a word, regional darkness does not exist in our dormitory.

Of course, this is not inevitable. I think regional darkness is a very bad situation. If it is not controlled in time, all kinds of contradictions will occur, and it is possible that everyone will change dormitories in the end.

In fact, there was a change of roommates in my dormitory once, but that was because a roommate went abroad to study and rested for a year, and then our bed was always empty. At that time, the remaining three of us often discussed what to do if new roommates came and everyone couldn't get along. In short, it is all kinds of discussion and imagination. Finally, we all agreed that it would be nice if there were no new roommates in recent years, although everyone knows that this is impossible.

Our first roommate was actually from the north. Because of some interesting things, we all call her' senior'. At that time, her spoken English was particularly funny. But fortunately, the people in our dormitory are relatively easy-going people. People sometimes play jokes on each other. So I won't feel embarrassed even if I touch on some dark topics in the region sometimes. I still remember that we used to make fun of my senior's English. Although she later came to study in England, we never fell out because of the dark area. It even became a stumbling block between us. We often tease: Senior, how is your English in Britain?

I think if the dormitory is dark, it is better for everyone to take it out as soon as possible and make it clear. Just as our dormitory once discussed this topic, we think that these dark areas have nothing to do with individuals. Even we are poking fun at each other's regional black history. You know, whatever the geographical environment, it doesn't mean that you are like this.

Of course, some dorms are not as lucky as me. During the holiday, I also discussed the topic of regional blackness with my friends. They said that they were labeled as bad because of their region at school. I even think that people in that area will be like this. To be honest, I really can't understand such a practice. Although we are all classmates and even roommates, don't you know who I am when you get along with me? Therefore, if there are dark areas, it is better to make it clear to each other, so as to avoid differences in the dormitory because of such problems in the future.