Warwick University is beautiful, although a little remote, but it is a pure university feeling. Compared with various movie premieres, costume shows, museum activities, star concerts and various clubs in London, Warwick really doesn't. But London does not have Warwick's beautiful campus environment.

Warwick's buildings are more scattered than London's universities. Except for the dormitory, no building is higher than three floors. The school has a large building area and good greening. There are two huge artificial lakes beside the lakeside and Rootes dormitory, which are full of ducks and white swans. I often ran by the lake in those days, and I felt very cool.

Because Warwick doesn't have as many entertainment facilities as London, life is relatively simple and students are relatively simple (rich people have no place to spend money indiscriminately, haha). What I used to do at that time was running at school and reading in the library. Warwick is beautiful in summer. Trees on the roadside are covered with leaves, which turn yellow in autumn and look intoxicating. Ducks in the lake often come to the school center from the wetland behind Rootes, usually in groups of 2-3, swaggering in the street, feeling like patrolling security guards, haha.

There are some things that Warwick can't do in London. One of them is that when you think about the problem in the library or dormitory for a long time and can't solve it, you can go out of the library or dormitory and feel the natural beauty of the surrounding trees and grasslands, so that your thinking can be expanded; In London, as soon as you leave the school gate, there is London Street, which is full of traffic and endless tourists from all over the world-the moment of collision of ideas and enlightenment can only happen in a crowded library.

The most beautiful thing is that at night, I learned 12 in the library. When I went back to my dormitory to sleep, I often saw squirrels grazing in the grass around my dormitory. Sometimes when you get close, they will run around in panic. Only in Warwick, you can learn 12 in the library, then walk through the school and go back to your dormitory. Only in Warwick, when you can't sleep in the dead of night, you can put on your clothes, walk out of the dormitory and lie down and look at the stars without any worries.

In London, the pace of life is fast and rich; In Warwick, life is like a quiet town, without much passion and heartbeat, but you can calm down and find yourself.