Harry Potter Filming Location - Christ Church College, Oxford University

Visiting Oxford University was a profound experience of knowledge and culture for me. As one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in the world, Oxford's rich academic atmosphere and classical architecture deeply impressed me. Walking through the streets of Oxford, I was greeted by a blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Each college has its own unique story and history, transporting visitors back to the medieval era. I particularly visited Christ Church College, which is not only one of the filming locations for the Harry Potter movies but also a place where many historical figures once studied. As I stepped into the grand hall, I didn't just see movie scenes in my mind but imagined scholars discussing philosophy and science by candlelight. Additionally, I had the opportunity to visit the Bodleian Library. This library is not only a treasure trove of knowledge but also a source of inspiration. Standing in front of shelves filled with ancient books, I felt the weight and eternity of knowledge. The guide mentioned that the books here are not only academic resources but also records of human civilization's evolution, which gave me a deeper appreciation for the value of academia. The charm of Oxford lies not only in its architecture and academics but also in its ability to inspire. After the visit, I felt a renewed motivation for learning. Oxford made me realize that true scholarship is not just about the knowledge in books but also about the curiosity and desire to explore the unknown. I hope that one day, I too can bring change to the world like these great scholars.