Hanging dormitory curtains on the lower berth is really not as good as hanging some on the upper berth. Simply put, put the rope on the post and hang the curtain on the rope. The key problem is that the rope should be tied tightly and knotted. In addition, the lower berth can be hung with curtain eyebrows (not the upper berth, which is not easy to install). When hanging, the two ropes inside need to be hung on the bracket on the upper bunk. The two outer corners need to be hung on the ladder leading to the upper berth. This space will be bigger. Then hang the lower two corners on the side bracket of the lower berth. If there are hooks on the lower berth, you can connect a thread between the two hooks, make it stronger, and then you can hang the curtains. When you buy curtains, ask him for a replacement. Hanging on the curtain, one by one on the rope. If you still don't understand, you can ask the students who have already bought it. If conditions permit, the students in the lower bunk suggest using the curtain rail and fixing it on the bedstead to hang the curtain, which is both shading and strong; But don't use rope or steel wire to save trouble, it will fall off in a few months.