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Finding Quiet Study Spots?
So, I'm heading to Hong Kong Shue Yan University next semester. The campus looks gorgeous in the photos, but I'm a bit of a hermit when it comes to studying. Are there any tucked-away, relatively qu… more
Honestly, HSYU's campus is surprisingly spread out. You'll find pockets of quiet if you explore. The library's upper floors are usually less crowded, especially during off-peak hours. There are also some smaller study rooms bookable – check the student portal for details. Beyond that, wander around the buildings – some of the less-trafficked corridors near the admin buildings can be surprisingly peaceful. Don't be afraid to just walk around until you stumble on a spot that vibes with you. Good luck with your studies!
PolyU Campus Food?
I'm heading to The Hong Kong Polytechnic University next week for a conference. Heard the campus food scene is legendary – apparently, there are more than just instant noodles and dodgy canteen fare.… more
Yeah, PolyU's food is surprisingly good! Forget the instant noodle stereotype. There's a decent little place near the library – I think it's called something like "The Noodle House" or similar – that does amazing wonton noodles. Seriously cheap and delicious. Also, check out the food court in the main building; it's usually buzzing and has a good variety, from Cantonese staples to some surprisingly decent international options. Don't sleep on the little bakery near the sports centre either; their egg tarts are to die for. You won't be disappointed, trust me. Enjoy the conference and the grub!
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