Some famous ancient colleges of Cambridge University are located next to Jianhe River. One of the most magnificent buildings is the church of King's College. Its towering spire has always been a landmark of universities and towns. The construction of the church began at 1446 and took four dynasties and seventy years to complete. Christmas songs of the choir of King's College Church are broadcast to the whole world through radio and television every year.
Next door to the north of King's College is Trinity College, the most prestigious Trinity College. Over the years, it has produced 30 Nobel Prize winners. Cambridge University has produced 78 Nobel Prize winners, which is really remarkable. The college was originally formed by the merger of two colleges by King Henry VIII of England in 1546. One of the most interesting anecdotes told by Trinity College students is the statue of Henry VIII at the top of the gate of Trinity College. There was once a naughty student, perhaps daring after drinking, who secretly changed the scepter in the king's right hand into a chair foot at night. When the students found out the next day, they thought that the headmaster would be furious and investigate. I didn't expect the headmaster to think that students at Cambridge University have different views and behaviors. Although they are bold, they are naughty and lovely, and they have not pursued this matter. Since then, this has become a beautiful talk in Cambridge.
Located above Trinity College, it is the famous St. John College. On its left is a picturesque bridge of sighs built at 183 1. It was named to commemorate the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. There are iron railings on the small bridge in Cambridge. In the past, it was to prevent undergraduate students from sneaking over the bridge at night and returning to the dormitory.
Queen's College is located under King's College. It was founded by two queens. /kloc-In the middle of the 5th century, Elizabeth Woodville, the wife of King Edward IV of England of England, and Margaret Anju, the wife of Henry VI, rebuilt the college. Visitors who come here don't want to miss it. They will see the mathematical bridge built by Newton, a mathematical genius, according to his own precise calculation. This bridge spans the Jianhe River and connects the old and new banks. The earliest mathematical bridge didn't use nails. Later generations demolished and rebuilt for renovation, and they could never be restored to their original state. The nail on the math bridge today seems to remind people that Newton, a genius with gravity, is not a figure who appears from generation to generation. When people come to Cambridge, they will definitely have a look. It is said that the old apple tree was regenerated from Newton's apple tree cuttings.
Cambridge University has a long history and is famous for its outstanding scientific research. Students have the opportunity to consult knowledgeable scholars and professors, which is of great benefit to their professional study. At the same time, students in Cambridge may belong to different departments, but they must all belong to a certain college. The college provides them with various services such as food, clothing, housing and transportation. They have many opportunities to learn from other students, broaden their knowledge and make many friends. No matter the learning environment, library facilities and books are ideal, students can concentrate on their studies and strive for the best performance in their studies.
The beauty of the sword bridge combines the tranquility of the countryside with the exquisiteness of classical architecture, which highlights its cross-era characteristics. It is full of contrast, the combination of old and new, and the change of scenery in four seasons. Narrow and quiet alleys sometimes suddenly lead to wide courtyards. The urban area and the solemn university live next to each other. On both sides of the river, cattle, sheep and ancient churches set each other off. This small town can still see the Tudor dynasty. When you go shopping, you will suddenly realize that what you see and experience is the environment that inspired Newton, Darwin and Milton to pursue academic specialization. The relationship between man and history is so close and obvious that nostalgia for the past arises.
Shakespeare once said, "Life is a stage, and all people are just actors." On the stage of Cambridge, all the actors are full of energy and intent on playing their roles. Welcome to Cambridge, whether you are a student or a student.