Picture,One is a dormitory room on the campus and I think this is typical of the traditional students lodgings, Being shared by eight students, the room is crowded. All there is to see are beds, double-deck beds. One table stands in the middle with five students sitting around it. There being no space for chairs or benches, they sit on the beds. Thereat of them have to stay in their nests doing their lessons. Luggage and suitcascs find their place either under orabove the beds. The room is small and crowded, yet the rent is low, just 20 yuana month.
Compared with Picture One, the dormitory room in Picture Four is much better. Since it is shared byfour, it looks larger. The space originally for beds is filled with two wardrobes which include all the luggage, books and knick knacks.Anyway, it is cleaner and better furnished. Although the rent is twice as much as that of Picture One, I think I get my money’s worth and it is within my financial capacity.As to Picture Two, I like the apartment room very much because it is also on the campus and is beautifully furnished with all the necessary facilities. Of course, I wiii make a good friend of my room-mate. However, it’s unrealistic for me to rent it, because I have to live on my parents and my father is a wage-earner and my mother a laid-off worker.It is unimaginable for me to choose Picture Three. I think it’s for sons and daughters of overnight millionaires. It’s like living on a luxurious isolated island. I can neither stand the cost nor conquer the loneliness.
All in all,I think the room in Picture Four should be my wise choice.