Generally speaking, when we go out for tourism, we rush to the scenic spots, and most of these scenic spots are charged. Today, what we want to say is the university that tourists admire the most. It is directly built in the national 5A scenic spot, and there is no need to enter or leave every day. Do you know the name of this university? At this time, many people should think it strange. After all, the school population is relatively large. If so, how can tourists play?
But this school is really in the 5A level scenic spot, in fact, this school is Guangxi Normal University, also known as the most special university in China by netizens! The reason why it is special is that it is in the scenic area, which I believe many friends may have been to. This scenic area is Jingjiang Wangcheng scenic area located in Guilin!
Tickets to the scenic spot are about 80 yuan. Although it doesn't seem like a lot, it's probably hundreds of yuan if you travel with your family! But for the students here, they never have to think about this, because they can freely enter and leave. This Jingjiang City is their campus!
It is understood that Jingjiang City was built in 1372, 34 years earlier than the Forbidden City in terms of time. The buildings inside are not only very imposing! It is also very delicate. According to the data, there were 14 Jingjiang kings living in this place during the Ming Dynasty. We all know that many ancient cities are actually rebuilt now!
Jingjiang City seems to have some renovated buildings in this respect. The palace was burned because of the war, but some buildings survived! I believe everyone knows that Huanzhugege is the only Han Princess granted by the Qing government. In fact, Jingjiang City was her home before!
Some netizens said: I think the scenery is OK. I was lucky to have been there once. At that time, I thought the buildings were all cultural relics. Now I think there should be many new buildings! But it seems to be quite good. You can go there to have a look and feel some places where we have lived!
Other netizens said: I have been there once before, and I felt quite shocked at that time! But I know that many buildings are actually newly built, and the tour guide also said at that time! But the scale seems OK, but I can't understand why the royal family lived here at that time! What do you think of this?