What is it like to study at Lanzhou University?

I came to Lanzhou University only after taking the postgraduate entrance examination. My undergraduate studies were all in Yuzhong County, so I won’t talk about Yuzhong County. Let’s talk about the situation at Chengguan Campus.

I didn’t plan to apply for Lanzhou University at first. During the postgraduate entrance examination, I read a post about Lanzhou University’s postgraduate entrance examination experience. Some liberal arts majors will first study in Nantong, Jiangsu for one year when they are first-year graduate students, with single dormitories. , floor-to-ceiling windows, sea view room, oversized bathroom and bathroom heater. These happy conditions immediately moved me to change my first choice. At that time, I only had more than two months to prepare for the exam. I didn’t have high hopes, but I was very lucky. He passed the preliminary examination and was the last one admitted to the re-examination. He was really a very lucky contestant. When I arrived in Lanzhou, I saw the Yellow River for the first time and was very excited.

What does it feel like? What does it feel like? Probably just living a very comfortable and Buddhist-like life. This school, which was ranked among the best in nuclear physics in the past, seems to have lost the spirit of the past and is standing in the desert of the northwest without competition. So much so that after I arrived in Lanzhou, I became lazy and did not have much entertainment. Activities, daily life consists of attending classes and studying. Yes, Mr. Lan really loves to study, and the library is full of people. I went out to play during the May Day holiday, but according to my roommate, many of my classmates spent their time in the library. So much so that now that I see homework all over my eyes, I no longer procrastinate like before.

This is the library at night - Jishi Hall.

The major I am studying has very complex homework, and I spend almost every weekend writing homework. The tasks of each major are different. I majored in liberal arts, and many science majors were shocked to hear that we had homework. Of course, their mission is to keep doing experiments or going out into the wild. Science students will work much harder than liberal arts students. They spend all day in the laboratory every day. Students who go out in the field will be tanned when they come back, so graduate school is not that easy.

Lanzhou does not have endless nights of fun like other provincial capitals. The city is not big. The main urban area is really small, but it is really a very Buddhist city. There are no anxious expressions or hurried paces among the pedestrians when they go to work. Even if the light is red, vehicles will still give way to pedestrians. The lady selling food takes her time and is never in a hurry. The delicious milk tea is never advertised. These are all factors. Makes me feel very happy subtly.

Lanzhou University is really a worthwhile choice. You will not regret it, and Lanzhou University will not let you down.