2022
Peking University, Tsinghua University and Harbin Institute of Technology set their graduate schools in this "small" town, with a grand library where you can spend an entire afternoon if you are a "bookworm". This is the only place in the city that can attract me times and times again.
The terminal station of Shenzhen Metro Line 7 (established in Oct. 2016) is built at the outskirt of the university town, which makes the traffic more convenient:
Walking along the way, the guaduate school of Tsinghua University will be the first in sight, with the image of landmark door in Beijing engraved to the wall artisticly:
Below is the tallest building in Tsinghua graduate school, whose exterior wall is typically a Japanese style:
Passing Tsinghua is a large two-way bridge across the small river. Many students used to sit on the benches, chatting or self-studying. They remind me of my days back in college.
This is a black-and-white one, merged from 5 original photos from Photoshop:
Heading east from the bridge, there comes the graduate school of Peking University, my dream place after so many years. Her name and history are all well-known to middle school students in China. At the blue hour, the name on the building shines without neon light:
Both Tsinghua and Peking graduate schools here are quite small compared to their headquarter campus in Beijing. Teaching buildings are tightly planned, constructed and connected. It takes a short walk to cross them. But there is still a large water-scape inside the campus, the "Mirror Lake". The water surface reflected jewel-like blue sky color at dusk, and revealed the lights and beauty of the gym at the far end:
Back in 2012 when I frequently visited the campus, I could have meals at the student canteen even as a visitor. Yet today this is impossible as I don't have a student ID card and the canteen no longer sells meal vouchers. So I have to leave here early. Before leaving I looked back, and saw glowing clouds over the dimming sky, with students' colorful bikes parked on the ground:
@TsekoV 多谢夸奖，毕竟以前买单反、买镜头、买各式各样的器材花了不少钱，我还指望着以后修炼成专业摄影师，赚点零花钱呢。:-)
香港与深圳之间只隔着一条河（深圳河），原来是不通高铁的，一般坐地铁或者坐长途客车从陆上的边境口岸过去。后来今年9月修通了，正式名称叫作“广深港高速铁路（English: Guangzhou-Shenzhen-Hong Kong Express Rail Link）”。你可以从香港的西九龙总站坐到深圳的福田站下车，这一段还不到20分钟。维基百科上有对这条高铁的详细介绍，可供参考。
维基百科（中文）：https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%BB%A3%E6%B7%B1%E6%B8%AF%E9%AB%98%E9%80%9F%E9%90%B5%E8%B7%AF；
