Zhejiang University Zhijiang Campus

The Zhijiang Campus of Zhejiang University, formerly known as Zhijiang College, is now the campus of the Guanghua Law School of Zhejiang University. The entire campus is built along the mountains along Zhijiang Road by the Qiantang River, and there are well-preserved modern university buildings. There are few tourists here, and it is a good place to take pictures and relax. The gate of the school is relatively hidden. After getting off the bus, go up a short flight of steps to the mountain, and when you see "Zhejiang University of Zhejiang University" engraved on the stone tablet, you can count as the gate of the campus. Register your ID card to enter, and then start the tour on foot. The campus is not big, you can go all the way to the southwest, go out through the back door after visiting the whole campus, or go to Building 15. The nearby Lover Lake is green and there is a stone bridge on the lake, which is a very romantic place in the entire campus. The distinctive main building of the campus, the Shensi Hall, the bell tower, and the library, are concentrated in the northeast corner near the main entrance, and it is easy to find along the main road. Entering the gate, the first thing that breaks into the field of vision is a large camphor tree, with its lush branches and leaves stretching upward, showing the long history of this school. Walking up the steps, the first thing you reach is the bell tower. After passing through the bell tower, there is a small garden and the main building covered by large green trees. The arched doors and windows and the stone pillars in front of the door are obviously Western style. This is a place with a high rate of appearances in the campus, and some people who take wedding photos and movies will take location shots here, such as "The Left Ear" and "Tangshan Earthquake". Follow the signs and walk along the path to the hillside. There are also several hidden old houses. It is worth seeing the upper red house and the lower red house. These two villas have a history of more than 100 years. , carved pillars, leaving traces of ancient Roman architecture, quite elegant. Stuart Leiden once lived in Shanghongfang, and many tourists came to Zhijiang College to find this place. These small villas cannot be visited inside, and the creepers on the windows and the old facades reveal the taste of history. The surrounding path itself is also very beautiful, and a casual shot is a good sketch. The school's Zhijiang canteen is near the back door, and its reputation is far less than that of Zhejiang University's Yuquan campus, and it usually requires credit cards to eat. From Zhijiang College, the opposite is Qiantang River, to the left is Liuhe Pagoda, and to the right you can go to Jiuxi Yanshu. It is not too far. You can take a bus, walk or take a taxi.