answer: #Person1# has lots of hobbies while #Person2# has fewer and finds campus life uninteresting. #Person1# knows #Person2# likes taking photos and suggests #Person2# practice the technique. They agree hobbies make their life more colorful and help them concentrate on their studies.
documents: #Person1#: It's weekend again, I'm glad I can arrange for my personal matters.
  #Person2#: What do you mean by that?
  #Person1#: Oh, that means I can do whatever I like without few interruptions.
  #Person2#: You've been always active and versatile. It seems that you are interested in everything.
  #Person1#: Oh, really? I just have lots of hobbies in my spare time ; such as going to the concert, painting, handwriting, reading novels and reading fashion magazines. What about yours?
  #Person2#: I have fewer hobbies than yours. That's why I find campus life a bit dull and uninteresting.
  #Person1#: Oh, you can't think like that. We young people should try our best to learn new things and accept new ideas. You like taking photos and going to photography shows, why not practise the technique and catch something unforgeable?
  #Person2#: That's a good suggestion. It's fine today. Maybe I can take photos on the scenery of the lake at sunset. It must be fantastic.
  #Person1#: I quite agree with you. With our hobbies, our life can be more colorful and exciting.
  #Person2#: And I can concentrate on my study after the relaxation over the weekend.
  #Person1#: Yes, it's a good habit to have a life-long hobby. Those who practise calligraphy and Qigong always live longer.