Ask experts, which name is more appropriate for the National Studies Museum!

I like Tonglin Caotang because there was a literary "Tongcheng School" in Qing Dynasty. It is called "Tonglin Caotang", which means respecting teachers and teaching ancestors.

It means big and wide, and that forest is big, which always reminds me of a saying that every bird has a big forest. Although Confucius said that "education has no class", it should also be "gentlemen are friendly and villains are far away". No one can interfere, so there must be a basic principle.

So I personally prefer "Tonglin Caotang".