以nature风格润色以下文字The authors argue that colleges can follow Zhu Xis practice of introducing Chan-Tea culture into college education promoting the integration of the college psychological consultation ro

The authors suggest that colleges can adopt Zhu Xi's approach of integrating Chan-Tea culture into college education to enhance the mental health services provided to students. It is common for some students to conceal their mental illness due to social stigma. To address this issue, the authors propose introducing Chan-Tea culture into psychological counseling rooms. The counseling rooms can be designed to be serene, tranquil, and enriched with greenery and flowers, creating a relaxing atmosphere. Renaming the counseling room as "Tea and Chatting" or "Free Chatting Tea Chamber" can further enhance the ambiance and make it easier for students to open up about their problems. By incorporating the Chan-Tea culture, counselors can communicate with the students in a relaxed and friendly manner, which can help reduce the emotional distance and facilitate the counseling process. Overall, integrating Chan-Tea culture into psychological counseling rooms can provide an elegant and therapeutic environment for students seeking mental health support.