Wuhan welcomes the first batch of college students returning to school, they are finally back! I really want to go to class!

On August 22, students from the Shouyi Campus of Central South University of Economics and Law returned to school one after another. They were the first batch of students returning to school in Wuhan in the fall. After being away from the campus for 8 months, as soon as they entered the campus, they all said happily, "We are finally back! I really want to go to class!" On that day, more than 4,400 students returned to the school's Shouyi campus, all of whom were students from the class of 2019. The reporter learned from the school that these are the first batch of students returning to school. This group of students will move from the Shouyi campus to the Nanhu campus next week. The school will provide students with moving services.

Students of Zhongnan University of Economics and Law return to campus

At 9 a.m., students of the school returned to school one after another from the south gate and north gate of the Shouyi campus. At the special channel for students returning to school set up by the school, the students scanned their faces and took their temperatures in turn, and entered the campus after verifying their identities. Students are required to register and have their temperature taken a second time before entering the dormitory. Before students returned to school, the school had disinfected the public areas of the dormitories. There is also a reception point at the school gate to provide students with masks, disinfectant alcohol and other supplies. The school also provided masks and other epidemic prevention supplies to students returning to school. The school hospital and canteen were operating as usual to provide students with living security.

Students register information in front of the dormitory

At about 10 o'clock in the morning, Chen Liesongmu from the School of Journalism and Cultural Communication, Danzeng Zhuoma from the School of Business Administration, and Cizhen from the School of Economics returned to the campus after an absence of 8 months after a 50-hour train ride. When they arrived at the school gate, the three girls all sighed, "School is finally open. I really missed school."

On August 19, the three students set out from Shigatse together. After staying in Lhasa for one night, they took a train from Lhasa to Guangzhou to rush to school. After arriving at Wuchang Railway Station, they walked from the railway station to school. "We spent 50 hours on the train from our hometown to school. The scenery along the way was beautiful and we were all in a good mood. We were very happy to finally return to school," said Chen Liesongmu. During the epidemic, Chen Liesongmu has always been concerned about her classmates and teachers in Wuhan. She is very concerned about the situation in Wuhan. In addition to studying online classes, she will ask her teachers and classmates about the situation in Wuhan. Her family is also very concerned about the situation in Wuhan, and she often tells her parents the news she sees about Wuhan. Chen Liesongmu told reporters, "I feel very close to Wuhan when I return. The people of Wuhan are very strong. We are very proud of them. They have overcome this difficult time with strength."

At noon, the reporter saw many students queuing up in front of the school cafeteria to get meals. The students ordered meals online and picked up the meals offline. "I haven't been back to school for so long, but the food in the cafeteria still tastes familiar. The teachers and classmates are also so friendly. We are looking forward to starting classes early." said Zhang Hui, a student from the school's School of Information and Security Engineering. Many students who came to pick up their meals were holding various take-out boxes and bags in their hands. It turned out that next week the students of the school’s Shouyi campus will move to the school’s Nanhu campus.

Students line up to get meals in front of the cafeteria

"This is an old tradition of our school. Students live and study in both the Shouyi Campus and the Nanhu Campus and experience the culture of both campuses. We have conducted online training many times for the relocation and preparations for the start of school, and currently all work is being carried out in an orderly manner." said Yu Xiaopeng, director of the school's student affairs department. This reporter visited the campus and found that student leaders from each class uniformly collected packing boxes, packaging and other moving supplies and distributed them to each student, while the students were busy packing their own supplies in the dormitories.

Students packing their luggage in the dormitory

It is also reported that students from other universities in the province will return to school in late August and early September, and each school is actively preparing for students to return to school.