To convey the college’s deep concern for students staying on campus during the winter vacation and help them feel at home, from January 29 to February 2, Yi Ling, Party Secretary of the School of Humanities, Li Shizhuo, student affairs officer, and all counselors visited student dormitories. They carried out care visits and delivered the college’s sincere care and Spring Festival blessings to the students.

During the visits, college leaders and counselors went to dormitories of students from different grades and majors. They chatted with the students, inquiring in detail about their daily life during their stay on campus, learning about their holiday plans and arrangements, and patiently listening to graduating students’ confusions and explorations in job hunting. They carefully noted and promptly coordinated solutions to practical problems encountered by the students. At the same time, they encouraged everyone, whether focusing on academic research, thesis writing, further study preparation, or internships, to maintain a positive attitude, continuously build strength, and seize every growth opportunity.

During the dormitory visits, teachers from the School of Humanities acted as "safety promoters" and "hidden danger inspectors." They distributed specially printed fire safety leaflets, detailed knowledge on electricity safety, fire and theft prevention, and emergency evacuation during the holidays. They especially emphasized the prohibition of using unauthorized electrical appliances, reminded students to turn off power and lock doors when leaving, and urged everyone to always keep safety in mind.