Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of university clubs as platforms for personal growth and balancing academic life with extracurricular activities [1][3][4] - Students express a desire to engage in meaningful activities through clubs, highlighting interests, community, and personal development as key motivations for joining [1][2][5] - The narrative showcases various student experiences, illustrating how clubs contribute to skill development, teamwork, and a sense of belonging [5][6][8] Group 2 - Volunteer clubs, such as the "Imaging" Youth Volunteer Service Team, provide students with opportunities to engage in community service while gaining valuable life experiences [2][9] - The article discusses the role of ideological and employment service clubs in shaping students' career paths and personal values, acting as a bridge to the professional world [8][9][10] - The significance of choosing clubs based on personal interests and the potential for happiness and fulfillment is highlighted, suggesting that the right club can enhance students' university experience [10]