Someone is burning paper downstairs in the university dormitory. Should I tell the housekeeper?

If the paper he burned is paper money, then I don't think you should tell the housekeeper. If he burns other paper, it depends on your mood. If you think he is burning a fire, tell the housekeeper. If you think he didn't burn a big fire, watch him burn it out. Don't tell the housekeeper yet, and observe the situation.

Burning paper money means that he is mourning for someone, so you should give him some space. Although you know this is wrong, you can watch him put out the fire, or you will definitely put out the fire if you ask your aunt, which is disrespectful to the people he mourns.

Sometimes a fire doesn't necessarily cause a fire. You can watch the fire and wait until it is completely extinguished. If the fire is too big, then you should tell the aunt who is in charge of the house that he needs to mourn for someone, but you should not joke about other people's lives, but you should also respect them.

Therefore, once you find that the fire is getting bigger and bigger, you must tell your aunt who is in charge of the dormitory, at least move the burning place to ensure the safety of all people living in the dormitory. The fire is not particularly big, so be sure to watch it. You can't leave before the fire is put out, because it concerns the safety of the dormitory staff. You can change the safety of so many people just by waiting below. Why not?

And if he's burning other paper, I think he's going a little too far. What does he think of the people in the dormitory? It doesn't matter whether they are safe or not, you can also tell the housekeeper according to the situation. It depends on your mood. You can tell the housekeeper if you want, but don't.

But if you don't say anything, you need to watch it until the fire goes out. If the fire is too big, you must also tell the housekeeper. In any case, the first thing you should consider is the safety of the housekeeper, followed by his personal interests. Every school does not allow students to burn paper downstairs in the dormitory, and they will be punished.

You can choose not to tell the housekeeper to avoid punishment, but once life is involved, you must tell the housekeeper. People who don't take other people's lives as their lives will also be punished. Although the rules are made by people, everyone should be human, but it affects the safety of others. I think we should follow the rules. There is no need for human feelings at this time.

So according to different situations, as long as there is no security threat to the dormitory, you can choose not to tell the housekeeper that there are too many things to burn in the dormitory. Once there is a security threat in the dormitory, we must act according to the rules, notify the housekeeper and let them handle this matter.