Peggy's Blog

Last Wednesday evening, I was sitting on a bench on campus and watching people passing by. A lot people were walking past Hundred-Flower Stream Path. Some were carrying books on their hands. Others were dressed up nicely. Still others dressed freely and casually. There were students heading for different destinations, such as dormitories, library or Midnight Snack Street. Middle-aged people were walking their dogs leisurely or jogging along the wooden sidewalk. Some of them were wearing shorts and vests, especially those who are male. I also saw parents taking a walk with their children hand in hand. They were smiling and looking at their children affectionately. What’s more, they prevented their children from getting hurt by watching them closely and carefully. The old were chatting with each other cheerfully, drinking their tea. Their loud and sonorous voice could be heard in quite a long distance. It seemed that they were having a great time. A few boys were playing baseball on the lawn. When they struck a home run, they would shout out lout excitedly and wave their hands in the air. Under the sun, their skin glittered because of their sweat. The leaves of the trees fluttered in the breeze, creating varied shapes of shadow on the ground. As I was observing the shadows on the ground, I found several ants carrying a little piece of food. Probably they were going home and enjoying their meal. After spending some time observing the campus, I realized that I rarely got the chance to observe the surrounding on campus because I was usually busy attending  different classes. It’s a pity because our campus is really beautiful. No wonder so many newlyweds like to take their wedding pictures in NCU. In addition, sitting down somewhere on campus without talking with anyone or thinking anything is relaxing. Just look at the surroundings absorbedly, and you will find something interesting and things you never notice before!