University is a place that many people dream of. Many people work hard in high school in order to be admitted to their first middle school in the future, study their favorite majors and do their favorite things. So now let's look at such a news that a university in Guangxi is rich in fruits, and students can eat them at will, which is a hot topic! Is this your dream school? This is my dream school. You can eat different fruits in different seasons, which makes you feel particularly enjoyable. And the school says that students can eat whatever they want, as long as they pay attention to safety.

1. Such a school makes people feel particularly happy.

The weather in Guangxi is very suitable for growing fruits. There are all kinds of fruits in this place in Guangxi. At the beginning of the establishment of this campus, no fruit was deliberately planted. I didn't expect some fruit trees planted casually to grow luxuriantly and with good quality in the end. There are also many kinds of fruits in the school. In the season when fruits are ripe, students especially like the college life that many people expect. I can have free fruit to eat, I can see the growth process of all kinds of fruits, and I can sigh the beauty that nature brings to life. I have to say that the students in this school are very happy, and they can eat the freshest fruit without spending money.

There are many fruits in this school.

There are all kinds of fruits in this school, not one or two. We can see mulberry trees, jackfruit, bananas and so on. These fruits are very common in life and look particularly delicious, which can supplement the body's vitamins. This kind of school is really happy. Many people are envious when they see this kind of school. There are also fruit trees in my school, but there is only one kind of fruit trees, namely peach trees. Sometimes, peaches are not fully ripe and have been picked. I can only envy this school in Guangxi.

So, do you yearn for such a campus life? Do you want to experience the joy of picking fruit yourself?