The first time I went to a major event, I felt a little imposing when I saw the gate. The road goes up along the slope, feeling a little historical. It's big inside and the road is wide. Of course, there are hills. It seems that taking classes here is very physical exercise, and now it is a fairly good school in southwest China.

I have lived in Area A for almost two years, and I feel quite good. There is the People's Lake, the main teaching building, the green lawn and the football field, and the dormitory environment is passable. I live in a quadruple room on the second floor, which is very convenient, not far from the canteen and close to the water.

Most majors are freshmen and sophomores in Huxi and sophomores and juniors in Shapingba. The Huxi campus was built a few years ago. The dormitory is relatively new and the environment is speechless. The new campus is very beautiful. The old campus is in Shapingba, which has a sense of historical vicissitudes. Accommodation needs to be improved. According to anecdotal reports, the ratio of male to female is between six to one and seven to one.