Visit the Imperial College to see the autumn scenery

Visit China's ancient highest institution of learning and education administration--the Imperial College to see the autumn scenery there. The students who studied at the Imperial College in ancient times were called 'Jiansheng'. The Imperial College not only accepted students from all ethnic groups across the country but also hosted foreign students. It played an active role in cultivating talents from various ethnic groups in China and promoting cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. As the place where emperors of the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties lectured, it was equivalent to today's Peking University, Tsinghua University, and the Ministry of Education. The emperor lectured in the Biyong Hall, as shown in figure 5, while the officials and students kneeling outside the hall listened to the emperor's lecture through the successive high-pitched recitations of the transmission officials. Hahaha, this class is a bit hard to follow, requiring absolute silence and concentrated energy. The ancient institution of higher learning, having gone through more than 700 years of vicissitudes, is well-preserved, which is not easy. The ginkgo trees laden with fruit stand tall and straight, already showing the first signs of autumn. The three-entry courtyard, with its ancient trees and green shade, is tranquil and mysterious.