Why do college students sell houses to build schools?

654381October 4th, Hefei, Anhui Province ushered in the first heavy snow in the New Year. The heavy snow is more violent than expected. In the afternoon 1: 30, in the kitchen of Continental Primary School in Gucheng Town, Feidong County, Mr. Lu Xiaofang was sitting around with the villagers eating hot meals. She looked at the snow outside the window and thought that after the snow, she could take the students to make a snowman before playing. Suddenly, there was a loud noise outside the window, which disturbed her thoughts. She went out along the noisy prestige and was stunned by what she saw: a classroom of a color steel board house in the school was crushed by a snowstorm, and the whole color steel board house was like a square cake with a central collapse.

The color steel board house crushed by blizzard was built in September 2009, covering an area of 42 square meters and used for staff quarters. In winter, Leng Xia is hot and the conditions are poor. However, in order to accommodate more students, in 20 15, the school began to put color steel board houses into teaching to accommodate more than 30 students in preschool, senior one and senior two. In the winter of 20 15, the school received donations from citizens and installed new windows for color steel board houses, so it was no longer so difficult for students to attend classes in winter.

Although it can barely be used as a classroom, this kind of color steel plate house has long been a temporary building of the school, which has potential safety hazards. Lu Xiaofang had planned to rebuild the color steel plate house, but it was unable to start due to lack of funds. She didn't expect that a snowstorm in the New Year completely destroyed the color steel board house that had accompanied her for more than eight years. Apart from being afraid, Lu Xiaofang is very lucky. She told the reporter of Beiqing Daily, "Fortunately, the Education Bureau informed that the primary school was suspended for six days due to blizzard weather, and the children did not come to school. Otherwise, the consequences will be unimaginable. "