What's the name of the teaching building on your university campus?

The tallest teaching building-science and education building. It's really not beautiful at all. You think this is gone? No, we still have Building One and Building Two. Building three. Building 4, administration building. Note: The administration building is for teachers' office, which is certainly not a teaching building.

However, the name of building 1234 is really arbitrary. Is it so difficult to name? Stupid face ... when I first came to school, I never distinguished these four buildings clearly. Except for Building No.3, which is far away, other science and education buildings, Building No.2, Building No.1 and Building No.4 are all in one place, and Building No.1 is also called the Food Science and Technology Building. Is it strange ... but we have never been to building 4 in class, and I have never seen students go in. These two buildings are two mysterious buildings in our school.

The name of another campus is equally casual, but it is still more particular than mine. Their main building is called the foundation building, which is a quite common name. Then all the other annex buildings face southeast and northwest, for example, the eighth floor is in the east and the first floor is in the north ... quite interesting. However, for a road idiot like me, what should I do if I can't tell the direction? Should I find out where the sun is before class every day before I can tell where the East is? This seems very inconvenient for students. Furthermore, it seems that there is no habit of using southeast and northwest to mark directions in this area of Wuhan.

Everything is so ugly, right? One of my favorite names is a lake in our school. The lake is big and the water is clear. There is a small pavilion in the middle of the lake, and there are two small bridges connected to the pavilion on the shore, hence the name Hu Xinting. This reminds me of watching the snow in the middle of the lake. Now think about it, it is unique to play in winter.