101.  In that sense, the judgment of the behaviors of the two sides is beyond controversy.

102.  But both of the situations don't apply to all.

103.  Simply take my friends for example, I have a high school alumnus who excels in Chinese calligraphy, and his comment on works of art always won me over with profundity and broadness.

104.  If you take a look at my roommates, two of them seldom or never read any classics, and they are best at Mathematics and Accounting.

105.  They can stay up really late, burying themselves in the sea of banking accounting and management.

106.  The most typical one of them is what a person's major is.

107.  One spends most of his time on studying, while the other on online games; one gets used to going to bed early while the other enjoys staying up all night watching movies; one likes reading alone while the other always calls friends for poker game-and so on.

108.  Apart from lifestyle, family background and the way one talks or behaves are also the members of campus-standard, I think.

109.  In my opinion, stereotypes have much to do with the lack of communication and mutual understanding.

110.  Communication and mutual understanding will be the best solution of it.