Cambridge is the seat of the famous Cambridge University in Britain. The name Cambridge first appeared in Xu Zhimo's classic poem Farewell to Cambridge, and Cambridge has now been translated into the world's top public research university.

World's top public research universities

Cambridge University is the top public research university in the world. It has been established for more than 800 years, and many famous figures have appeared, such as Newton, Kelvin, Darwin, Hawking, Hua and Bacon. It has a lofty academic status in the education field and is also known as one of the top higher education institutions in the world.

Xu Zhimo's Cambridge Complex

Xu Zhimo studied in Cambridge and revisited his old place 1928, full of sighs. He once praised: "Cambridge taught me to broaden my horizons, and my thirst for knowledge was moved by Cambridge. My self-awareness was given to me by Cambridge." It can be seen that Xu Zhimo has deep feelings for Cambridge.

Farewell to Cambridge

Farewell to Cambridge is a poem written by Xu Zhimo when he arrived at Cambridge for the last time in the autumn of 1928, so he returned to China by boat and passed through the South China Sea. The whole poem expresses the poet's sadness and attachment to Cambridge.