A college student was blown away by a blizzard on campus. Why is snow a better time to confess one's love?

On November 18, at Inner Mongolia University for Nationalities, No. 996 Xilamulun Street West, Horqin District, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, a fierce blizzard raged. One student was blown away by the wind, while other students held tightly to the railings to prevent themselves from being blown away.

One netizen commented: "Hey teacher, the reason I didn't come to class today is that I was transferred to another department."

Snowfall occurred in many areas of Huairou, Yanqing, and Pinggu districts in Beijing today. The snowfall continues in Huairou and is intensifying, making roads icy and slippery; please drive slowly. During the day, Beijing will experience a level 3-4 northerly wind, with gusts reaching level 6-7, and a high of only 9℃. One working-class netizen expressed their frustration amidst the blizzard: "We absolutely refuse to have a holiday, even if the earth explodes! Let's go to work, no more complaints!"

One netizen commented: "Why are there houses on Mount Everest?"

Because of the blizzard, students in the north embarked on a long march to school, asking questions like: "Is this the Battle of Moscow?"

During the day, you may see college students working very hard, but have you ever seen what they look like after school?

Hundreds of students from Inner Mongolia University of Science and Technology had a snowball fight together-a joy that southerners wouldn't understand. If I had known this would happen, I would have definitely chosen a northern university when filling out my college application.

You're happily playing in the snow up north, while I'm watching you from the south with a fan blowing. The heavy snow has entertained your life, and it's fulfilled my dream. When will it be our turn to get this much snow? Could our brothers up north send some over to satisfy our cravings?

Besides these fun activities, snow is also a great time to confess your love, did you know?

Heavy snow = natural sound-absorbing cotton

After a heavy snowfall, people feel that everything outside is quiet. Why is that?

It turns out that freshly fallen snow is fluffy and full of interconnected tiny pores, making it a natural porous sound-absorbing material. Reflected sound is absorbed by the snow layer, creating a completely silent scene. However, after people walk on the snow, the situation changes drastically. The originally fresh and fluffy snow becomes compacted, thus reducing the absorption of sound wave energy. Therefore, nature returns to its usual hustle and bustle.

So, if your confession fails after it snows, you can blame the snow; maybe it swallowed your voice!

Waiting for a heavy snowfall. If it snows, who is the first person you'll think of?

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