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This is one of the most memorable scenes I witnessed during Visiting Day. The student in the white sando proudly presented his medal and certificates to his parents, and his father lovingly fixed his hair before taking his picture. You can truly see the pride and joy in their faces captured in this moment.

But what struck me even more was what happened next. Right after his parents took his picture, the student called his dormmate to join him for another shot. Then, right after taking their picture, he shared his food with his dormmate. That simple gesture speaks volumes—it shows the spirit of brotherhood that ties us together, not by blood, but by bonds.

I believe many of us can relate to this frame. We’ve all had those moments when we invited our dormmates—especially those without visitors—to share in the joy, the food, and the warmth of family through our own. These small acts remind us of the deeper love and unity we carry in this home.

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Here are some of the snaps I took during the recent Visiting Day.

These photos reflect the joy and warmth of parents reuniting with their children, a bond that words can hardly describe. At the same time, they also capture the beautiful brotherhood among students—those who didn’t have visitors were never left behind, as their dormmates stepped in to share stories, laughter, and moments of comfort with them. It was truly inspiring to witness the spirit of family and friendship that goes beyond blood, reminding us of the love that binds the community together.