Any school's teaching land or living land can be called campus. The campus is divided into kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools and universities.
First of all, the campus is the general name of the school teaching and living area, which usually includes classrooms, playgrounds, canteens, libraries, dormitories and other facilities. In this sense, the nicknames of campus can include "school", "institution of higher learning" and "educational institution".
Secondly, because the campus is usually closely related to academic research and education, it also has some special nicknames. These nicknames usually emphasize the academic atmosphere and cultural characteristics of the campus, such as:
"Academy": This is an ancient educational institution whose main purpose is to study knowledge and cultivate talents. In ancient China, many famous academies were places where scholars gathered and exchanged ideas. Although the name "academy" is no longer used in modern campus, its academic research and educational tradition still affect the cultural atmosphere of modern campus to some extent.
"School" refers to the place where students are educated and trained. In modern China, many new schools were called "schools", and this name has been used ever since.
"Private school" refers to a privately-run school. Usually a teacher leads several students to read and write. In ancient China, private schools were quite common educational institutions.
"Yao" and "Sinology": These two words are the names of ancient educational institutions in China, and they are no longer used.
"Official": This refers to primary schools and junior high schools, with special emphasis on their role in enlightenment and education.
In addition, due to the differences in different regions and cultural backgrounds, people may have different names for the campus. For example, in some countries or regions, people may prefer to use names such as "college" and "university" to address different types of schools.
Generally speaking, the nickname and elegance of the campus reflect people's different understanding and views on the school, and also reflect the status and role of the school in different historical and cultural backgrounds.