The three graphs above illustrate a myriad of main spare-time activities of students at a Chinese university together with further details about the video-watching activity concerning about time and programs.More elaborations are as follows.
According to graph 1,among the various activities during spare time,the first pick of campus students is watching videos,with a percentage of 45.7%,approximately half of the students spending their free time on.In comparison,other activities such as reading in the library,shopping and playing sports have less attraction towards students as many as watching videos,whose proportions are 22.1%,15.6% and 12.3% respectively.
Graph 2 clearly illuminate the video-watching times during weekdays and weekends.From the graph,the time when having dinner and after dinner is the best period for watching video both on weekdays and weekends. There are 25% students watching videos while having dinner and the number rises to 40% on weekends as well as 50% on weekdays after dinner.In addition,as breakfast and lunch break become less tight on weekends,the rates of these two periods show a little increase to over 10% at breakfast and 20% at noon.In the midnight after 12 a.m.,almost none of the students still keep watching.
Based on graph 3, it can be concluded that the preference of students varies a lot,while movies are the students' most preferred video programs,which is nearly 30% of students' choice.Apart from this,around 25% will devote their time to watching entertainment shows or TV series.Other programs like animations,music videos,news and documentaries are also loved by several students ranging from 12% to 7%,and only about 3% students turn to the sports channel.
In conclusion,students have plenty of activities on their spare time and the most popular is watching videos. Furthermore, students distribute their time to watching videos differently,with the highest possibility during dinner and after dinner.Lastly,the preference of programs separates from each other,with movies as the most choice and sports the least.