It is said that the campus of the University of Tsukuba was originally a wasteland, and it has only undergone more than thirty years of construction so far. In the past, my country's university campus

It is said that the campus of the University of Tsukuba was originally a wasteland, and it has only undergone more than thirty years of construction so far. In the past, my country's university campus construction had to emphasize practical functions due to investment and other reasons, and less consideration was given to the relationship between the campus and the environment, ecology, subject development, and student growth. Today, the construction of university towns and new university campuses is in the ascendant, and large sums of money are invested in campus environment and ecological construction. Among the universities I have visited, Sichuan University's Jiang'an Campus uses the theme of "surrounded by meandering water and shaded by green islands" and strives to build an ecological garden like a living water park. Tianjin University is trying to build an ecological campus with water as the main body. Zhejiang University will "build a town with water and a garden with water" and build a giant "university garden" covering an area of ??8,700 acres in western Hangzhou. There is also a northern architecture university that boldly placed large rice fields into the campus as a landscape, which attracted a lot of praise and criticism. In fact, ecological means adapting to local conditions with minimal damage and change. The more ecological, the more unique and unreplicable it is. Students from Sichuan Province who were a little earlier may still remember that the back part of Shaw Building was originally six bungalow classrooms with many thick cherry trees surrounding the classrooms. In front of the current student dormitory, there used to be a basketball court and two two-story dormitory buildings, with a dense grape corridor in between. Every spring and summer, after school, there are always many people eager to pick the sour fruits that never wait to mature. Now that I think about it, it is such a sweet yet distant thing. Isn’t that what many of us are deliberately pursuing now? Green campus is sustainable. Many times, deciding what not to do is more valuable and important than deciding what to do. Creating a green campus means implementing the concept of sustainable development into every aspect of campus planning and construction, leaving reasonable space for the development of the university.