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Cambridge is a place name that combines transliteration and free translation, which means Bridge of Jianhe River. There is indeed a sword river here, which forms a big arc circle in the city and flows to the northeast. Bridges of various styles have been built on the river, so people named the city Cambridge.

In the12nd century, monks settled here, and Cambridge was born. It was not until Cambridge University was founded that the name of this town gradually became known. This small town with more than 65,438+residents is composed of various colleges of Cambridge University, so it has a strong historical atmosphere.

Although many medieval buildings are preserved here, Cambridge is still bright and modern in terms of its appearance. Just like other cities in Britain, Cambridge is prosperous in business, but it still has typical rural scenery in England. Theater, art gallery, museum and many other facilities that seem out of proportion to the size of the city make this university town exude a strong literary atmosphere.

In Cambridge, you can fully appreciate the wonderful tradition and history of this school for hundreds of years, communicate with young students, and visit the market when you have time to feel the pulse of this beautiful city.

Brief introduction of Cambridge University

Cambridge University was founded in 1209, and the college appeared in 1284. At present, Cambridge has 365,438+0 colleges, three women's colleges and two specialized graduate schools. Each college has a different historical background, and each college is like a micro-university, with its own school rules and disciplines. Cambridge University has 62 departments. There are more than 6 million books in the library. The degrees of Cambridge University are divided into: graduation diploma, elementary degree (bachelor's degree) and advanced degree (master's degree or doctor's degree).

This world-famous university is located in the north of London, with no walls and no school cards. Cambridge college is scattered all over the city and integrated with Cambridge. There is no complete campus in the usual sense, but the whole city of Cambridge is its campus. The whole campus is lush and charming. The north-south sword river is slightly curved, passing through the city and weeping willows in rows, which is quite idyllic. Sitting on a gondola and slowly enjoying the scenic spots in the university town has long been a tradition and feature of Cambridge. Jianhe River is shallow and crystal clear, and fish can be clearly seen in the water. At sunset and dusk, this is a good place for canoeing. The grass and paths along the river are also good places for lovers to walk, sit still and talk. Jianhe, the "most spiritual" river, is always so complacent and gentle, whether it is summer green or autumn yellow. No wonder Xu Zhimo, a gifted scholar at that time, chanted "I would like to be an aquatic plant in the gentle waves of Cambridge" in his poem Farewell to Cambridge, which is really a profound tradition of Cambridge.

The beauty of the sword bridge combines the tranquility of the countryside with the exquisiteness of classical architecture, highlighting its characteristics that span the times. The old and the new are combined here, full of contrast, and the scenery of the four seasons is changeable. Narrow and quiet alleys sometimes suddenly lead to wide courtyards. The urban area and the solemn university live next to each other. On both sides of the river, cattle, sheep and ancient churches set each other off. The elegant demeanor of dynasty architecture in the past can still be seen in small towns. The troubles of China's ancient people's birth and entry into the WTO have all melted into a quiet beauty around the city.

For hundreds of years, Cambridge University has been famous for its excellent education quality. There are so many talented people here that the stars shine. Not to mention a long list of natural scientists such as Newton, Darwin and Hawking. Even in the field of social sciences, a large number of talents have been trained. Philosopher Bacon (his famous saying "knowledge is power"), economist Keynes, historian trevelyan and writer Thackeray all lost their lives in Cambridge and eventually became masters. Milton, Byron, Tennyson and others in the school are the laurels and proud children of the poetry country. Cambridge has also trained seven prime ministers. Indian Prime Minister Nehru and British Crown Prince Charles also studied here. Cambridge graduates are found in politics, business and academia. Some people say that Oxford and Cambridge rule Britain, which seems to have some truth. Over the years, 82 Nobel Prize winners have come from Cambridge, more than twice as many as Oxford.

For those who set foot on this land for the first time, walking on the streets of Cambridge will produce a long-lost impulse to return to school. Perhaps it is this inexplicable touch that is the real charm of Cambridge University. ...