Cardiff University's Kaiser Garden Campus is located in Cardiff City, with spectacular Portland stone buildings inside and outside the campus, and lush parks and green trees on both sides of the street. Most of the school departments are located in this campus, only a few minutes away from the city center. Cardiff is the youngest city in Europe, with many cultural and sports facilities. According to the evaluation of independent institutions, this city is not only one of the oldest university towns with the lowest cost of living, but also recognized as one of the safest cities in Britain.

Although the city is quiet and safe, it also has all the facilities that a modern city should have. There are one of the most charming shopping centers in Britain, one of the best gymnasiums in Europe-Millennium Stadium, and Cardiff Castle built in Roman times. There are also many theaters, museums, cinemas, bars and cafes, and Cardiff Bay, one of the most important waterside entertainment development zones in Europe. Not far from Cardiff city center are beautiful beaches, majestic mountains and lush woodlands in Wales.

Cardiff is an important port in southwest England, the center of industry and service, and the capital of Wales. Located on the north bank of Bristol Bay, at the mouth of Taft River. The population is 300,000, with an area of 120 square kilometers. On March 3rd1,65438,0983, Cardiff and Xiamen signed a good agreement in Xiamen, becoming the first foreign friendship city in Xiamen and the first Sino-British friendship city.