"Where is the university?" This is a question that many tourists will ask when they come to Cambridge. But no one can give a clear answer, because there is no wall around the university to identify. Cambridge University is like a city. You can find teaching buildings, libraries, museums and offices in every corner of the city. Most of their members are students and teachers in 3 1 universities.

Cambridge was a small town 800 years ago when the first students and teachers arrived. The Granta River nurtured the town, which was once called the Cam River. A bridge was built over the river 875 years ago, so the town was named "Cambridge". In the 14 and 15 centuries, more land in the town was used for university construction. After the opening of the 9th century 1845 railway, Cambridge developed rapidly. Cambridge became a city in 195 1, and its population now exceeds 65438+ million. Many young students from other countries want to study at Cambridge University.