Hunan First Normal School

As Mr. Mao's alma mater, he came here with excitement and a little expectation. The scenery of the whole school is beautiful, it is a building of the Republic of China style, the learning style is excellent, there are many offline learning and exchange activities, relying on Chairman Mao, developing Marxist philosophy, becoming a characteristic of the school, the students on the school are very polite, everyone can visit

Hunan First Normal University, which was formerly Chengnan College in the Southern Song Dynasty, was rebuilt on the original site according to the original appearance. In 1983, the college dedicated a revolutionary activity exhibition hall and a school history showroom, and the exhibits included "Lecture Record" notes, "Night Learning Diary 〉 and other cultural relics photos. [View] The original site was restored. [Interesting] Learn about the history of Changsha No. 1 Normal University in Hunan. [Cost-effective] High, free.

The college was formerly the Chengnan College founded by Zhang Shu in the Southern Song Dynasty, and was established as Hunan Normal University in 1903. In 1912 and 1914, it was changed to Hunan Public First Normal School and Hunan Provincial First Normal School. After liberation, it was renamed Hunan Provincial First Normal School.

That afternoon, I went to the First Normal School where Chairman Mao was a teenager. It was a beautiful and primitive school. Now I am studying in the Department of Art of the Painting Department of the First Normal University. This magnificent history is reproduced by a well-received TV play "Cha Tong Junior" which reflects Chairman Mao's revolutionary experience in the First Normal University during his youth. It's very good. It really makes people blood boiling. It's hard for people of this generation not to let them change their history. The first normal school has chairman's seat, his bed, and a well where he washes cold water. It's worth seeing.

Changsha is full of Chairman Mao's traces everywhere, so I had to go to Changsha to understand them. So I finally chose the First Normal College, where Chairman Mao went to school. Originally known as Chengnan Academy, the College combines Chinese and Western architectural styles, and its unique style is also the reason why I chose it. After eating and eating in Pozi Street, I took the two-yuan bus to get here. When I got off the bus, I saw someone holding a camera and looking across the street in the direction of the lens. It was a symmetrical and rigorous blue-white, which reflected in the lush trees on both sides with a quiet charm. It was in line with my imagination of the term academy. There are many tourists in the academy, but they are not noisy. The impetuous heart is easy to calm down in these places. They can slowly visit the exhibition hall and shuttle between the courtyard corridors. It is a bit surprising that the academy still retains the role of teaching while setting up a special exhibition hall as a scenic spot, which makes people feel harmonious and complementary. If I only went to visit Orange Island, I would only feel a little sad about Chairman Mao's influence. But after visiting the First Normal University, I could feel his influence. So we still have to go and see the history of this thing.

I have always yearned for Hunan's first normal school. The reason is very simple. After all, it used to be the alma mater of a generation of great people, Chairman Mao Zedong. Now I am very excited when I come here. The school is antique and very charming. It is worthy of being a famous school of a generation. I have told my friends. It is very suitable for shooting the Republic of China drama, the campus is small and fresh and nostalgic drama, the scene is great, I like it very much.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, it was as famous as Yuelu Academy in Chengnan Academy. In modern times, because of Chairman Mao, he was very famous, and his comments on it were very high. Transportation is convenient. The bus stop is at the entrance. There are six exhibition rooms in the classrooms and dormitories where the chairman studied. They give a very detailed introduction to the study and life of the chairman when he was young, especially for today's young people.