Yang Zhenning Former Residence Review

Triad and quadrangle. They are both north facing south. The layout is symmetrical, which indicates that they are delicate. The buildings are basically black, yellow and gray as the main colors on the exterior, and white, brown and yellow as the main colors on the interior. The structure consists of lifting beams and piercing structures.

Specially to see Mr. Yang Zhenning's former residence, as the first Nobel laureate in China, it is really worthy of congratulations, so that tens of millions of Chinese students feel unlimited hope, as long as they are willing to work hard, there is nothing wrong with it.

The buildings in the scenic area have many dangerous houses, small in scale, enough for half a day to play, and there are not many places to take pictures. There are not many local special handicrafts, and there is nothing to buy. There are many local restaurants, and it looks good, because I went alone and didn't eat. If there are many people, you can order a table of local dishes to taste.

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Yang Zhenning's former residence I think is the most worth seeing in this ancient town! The building inside is very historical, showing Yang Zhenning's life research! I visited with admiration! According to reports, this is Yang Zhenning's only residence in China, and Yang Zhenning's time here is also very short!

The famous physicist and first Nobel laureate of Chinese nationality was born in October 1922 in Siguxiang, Hefei. In October 1957, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics with Li Zhengdao for discovering the law of "unconservation of Yuqi". Jia Xueyuanyuan, both literary and scientific, has long served as the president of the National Chinese Association, and has made great contributions to promoting academic and cultural exchanges between China and the United States and China and the West.