What is the campus environment of Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications?

Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications is located in Chongqing, a beautiful landscape city in China. It is a national garden unit with a national forest park. The old school gate (west school gate) faces a bustling street, and on the other side (east school gate and south school gate) is the ten thousand mu forest of Nanshan. The campus is just the transition zone between the city and the forest, which not only facilitates students' life, but also provides a good natural environment. Eight scenic spots have been built in cyit: half a hundred camellias and cherry blossoms turn to rain. The good natural environment of Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications ensures that a large number of wild animals accompany cyit students. They can get up with birds in the morning, often see sparrows flying into the classroom and smell the insects in the mountains at night. Cyit is a model for college students to live in harmony with animals. There are peach blossoms, jellyfish, red pandas, owls, kestrels, wild boars, woodpeckers, sparrows and other wild animals.

Snowfall pine forest is the most difficult landscape in cyit. Cyit is located in the south, so it can't snow once every few years. 20 1 1 appeared at 1, and the last time was at the end of February 2007, so it could not snow once in several years. Cyit has 10000 mu of pine forest. Whenever heavy snow falls, cyit and pine forest are wrapped in silver. In addition, the mountains are undulating and Nanshan is beautiful.

There are dozens of camellias beside the second teaching building of Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications, all of which are half a century old. These flowers have grown into trees, about ten feet high. Every spring, camellia is in full bloom, so the beauty of camellia is rare.

There is a famous boulevard between the second teaching building of Chongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications and the old playground. There are plenty of pistachios and Platanus acerifolia on both sides. Most of them were planted from the middle to the second half of last century, and most of them were made from local materials. Many big trees are more than half a century old.

Under the sunshine, the towering trees in summer are reflected on the carpet, and the colorful autumn makes this avenue the most university-like boulevard.