Stanford University

The garden at the entrance of Stanford University is so big that it seems to be big enough to have any scale celebrations! The corner of the garden is a collection of sculptures by Rodin, the Yimin of Calais. The sculptures are from a history of the fourteenth century war, when the British army was about to invade the French city of Calais, and the two sides began to negotiate. King Edward III proposed the harsh conditions that the city must elect six noble citizens. "They were left to die to preserve the city. They had to take their hats off, their feet bare, their chains on, and their keys out of the city, to be humiliated. Six of the righteous men came forward to make sacrifices for the whole city."

Stanford University, located in the southern San Francisco Bay Area, Palo Alto, is a world-famous private university, founded in 1885, by local rich Stanford, covering an area of about 33 square kilometers. The university, which is responsible for important scientific research, currently ranks among the world's top universities. It has a great campus scenery, with a large lawn playground showing the heart of the 100-year-old school, a spacious interior road lined with palm trees, such as a tropical botanical garden, the main building and many supporting buildings are not too high, some like medieval monasteries, Arched colonnades and spacious and bright marble floors highlight the important elements of the building. Visitors can visit for free.

Sometimes, the place to study is much more important than the content to study. I am really enegized by the sunshine.

Today we met Uncle G. He took us to Stanford University. The campus really had a wow effect. But 70,000 US Dollar a year?!

One of the highest achievements of higher education is also a high-rise campus environment.