Cambridge (English: Cambridge, formerly known as Cambridge), a city and autonomous town in Cambridgeshire, eastern England, is the oldest university town in Britain. Here, in addition to the magnificent buildings of Cambridge University, there are antique shops, quiet parks, unique teahouses, and department stores, shops and sports facilities representing the modern side of Cambridge. The leisure life in Cambridge is even more desirable. Boating on the Jianhe River, attending concerts or walking to the suburbs to enjoy the beautiful scenery, you can also enjoy cycling like Cambridge residents. Of course, there is also a fascinating story, Xu Zhimo's Farewell to Cambridge.

Cambridge, like Oxford, is a charming traditional university town. The achievements of Cambridge University in natural science are particularly outstanding, and it has trained Newton, Darwin and other great scientists who initiated a new era of science. More than 60 Nobel Prize winners have left footprints in Cambridge, which is a rare honor in the world. People call Cambridge "the cradle of natural science" with admiration.

Cambridge is a combination of transliteration and free translation Cambridge is pronounced "Cambridge" in English, which means "Bridge over the River". There is indeed a sword river here, which flows northeast in a great circle in the city. Many bridges were built on the river, so the city was named Cambridge.

Cambridge, also known as Cambridge, is the oldest bridge in the world.

As early as two thousand years ago, the Romans camped and stationed troops in this place about 90 kilometers from London. However, in the long years, Cambridge was only a rural market town. It was not until Cambridge University was founded that the name of this town gradually became known. Today, it is a city with a population of 92,000.

In the past, countless researchers and students came here. Although Cambridge is as famous as Oxford and a world-famous university, the atmosphere here is different from Oxford. Oxford is called a city among universities, while Cambridge is a university among cities. 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. Many facilities, such as theaters and art galleries, which 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.