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| ====== sùshè: 宿舍 - Dormitory, Dorm Room ====== | |
| ===== Quick Summary ===== | |
| * **Keywords:** 宿舍, sùshè, Chinese dormitory, student housing China, university dorm, dorm room in Chinese, Chinese dorm life, su she, what is a 宿舍, su she meaning, Chinese roommates | |
| * **Summary:** Learn about **宿舍 (sùshè)**, the Chinese word for "dormitory" or "dorm room." This term is essential for understanding student and worker life in China. More than just a place to sleep, a `宿舍` is the center of social life, a space where collective living shapes relationships and daily routines. This guide covers its meaning, cultural significance, and practical use, helping you grasp a key aspect of modern Chinese society. | |
| ===== Core Meaning ===== | |
| * **Pinyin (with tone marks):** sùshè | |
| * **Part of Speech:** Noun | |
| * **HSK Level:** HSK 3 | |
| * **Concise Definition:** A dormitory, dorm room, or other form of institutional shared housing (e.g., for students or factory workers). | |
| * **In a Nutshell:** `宿舍` refers to a room, usually shared by multiple people, provided by an institution like a school or a company. While the direct translation is "dormitory," it carries a strong cultural weight. For most Chinese students, their `宿舍` and | |