Travel guide to Harvard University and Berkeley

Too many, just a part of Harvard University:

(1) Hoyock Center-Hoyock Center. After booking the campus tour, the administrative office and health care center of Harvard University always go through the formalities in the information center of this building and meet the student guides. So far, I have met two girls from China, both undergraduates of Harvard, who lived with their parents in the United States when they were five or six years old. In addition to knowing a little Chinese, being completely westernized, having a wide range of interests, rich club activities and strong expressive ability, it is the embodiment of Harvard's ability to see middle school students. There are also some small shops in the Holyoke Center, dealing in souvenirs and coffee sandwiches. But out of the west gate of the center, that is, the small business district of the subway square station, the shopping choices will be more abundant.

By the way, the name Holyoke was originally the name of a city in Massachusetts, also known as Paper City. Most of the city is immigrants from Britain. So Holyoke is still very common in Massachusetts. Mount Holyoke College, another well-known American college of arts and sciences, is a women's college of arts and sciences and one of the American Seven Sisters Colleges. As for the difference between a liberal arts college and a comprehensive university, I won't say it here. Some celebrities have also walked out of Manhattan College, such as US Secretary of Labor Zhao Xiaolan. Speaking of the Zhao family and the well-known "six golden flowers of Zhao", we have to mention that the father has six daughters, not the eldest daughter. Second sister Zhao is a master of William and Mary College. Third sister Zhao Xiaomei is a master of Harvard Business School; Fourth sister Zhao received a doctorate in law from Columbia University; Five sisters, Zhao Xiaoting, are also masters of Harvard Business School; My little sister Zhao Anji got an MBA from Harvard Business School and was assigned by her father to lead his Fumao Shipping Company. The six golden flowers of Zhao's family all graduated from famous American universities and played their strengths in their respective fields. We have to admire the educational level of Zhao's parents. Too far! Pull it back

② Wadsworth Manor-Wadsworth Manor. Go out from the west gate of Hoyuk Center, cross Massachusetts Avenue, and walk into a simple black iron gate. The yellow partition building on the right hand side is the Wadsworth Building, the second oldest building in Harvard. At the beginning of Harvard University, this building was the official residence of its president. 1775 at the beginning of the war of independence, general Washington went to Cambridge to take over the command of the American army in the war of independence. At that time, he temporarily located his headquarters in this building, and later it was also used as a dormitory for students and professors. This building is the location of Harvard graduation office and outreach office. The subway in Cambridge passes under this building, so the building is well maintained except for the vibration when the subway passes.

(3) Grace Hall & Matthews Hall, two freshman dormitories, there is nothing to say.

(4) Massachusetts Hall-Massachusetts Building is the oldest building in Harvard history. Originally a student dormitory, American soldiers were stationed during the War of Independence. At present, the offices of the school principal and the provost are on the lower third floor of the building, and the other high-rise buildings are freshmen's dormitories. Therefore, the freshmen living in this building are called the most obedient and disciplined students, and perhaps they have to do it.

(5) Johnston Gate-Johnston Gate is the main intersection leading to Harvard Park and the earliest one. There is a legend in Harvard, that is, a Harvard student can only go through this door twice during his study, once entering school and once graduating. If he passes halfway, then the student can't graduate! It's just a legend, but no one wants to prove it in practice. Maybe we should ask Bill Gates and mark zuckerberg, two famous Harvard dropouts, how many times have they walked through this door? In addition to Johnston Gate, Harvard Park has nine large and small entrances like this, all donated by graduating classes, societies or individuals.