Solicit "profiles of famous universities at home and abroad"

1620, the sailboat Mayflower brought the first generation of immigrants from England. In just 16 years, she weathered the storm together with the city where the first subway and telephone line were born in the world. Since the American War of Independence, almost all revolutionary pioneers have come from her door. She is known as the think tank of the American government, and has successively produced seven American presidents, 40 Nobel Prize winners and 30 Pulitzer Prize winners. Their every move determines the political trend and economic lifeline of the United States. Her business school is known as the "cradle of general manager" and has trained the founders of business myths such as Microsoft and IBM. Dr. Kissinger, the pioneer of her Yanjing Society, devoted himself to Sino-US cultural exchanges and Sino-US exchanges. Lin Yutang, Zhu Kezhen, Liang Shiqiu and Liang Sicheng laid the foundation of modern humanities and natural sciences in China, and they all had close relations with the most famous universities in the world. She is the spiritual home in people's hearts-Harvard University. She is located in New Haven, Connecticut, USA, which is the birthplace of American pizza. She is the first university in the United States that is qualified to award a doctorate. She has the earliest museum, the oldest art gallery and the largest library in all universities in the United States. This academic hall, which has created a legend for 300 years, has two-thirds of its history closely linked with China, where Hong Rong, the first student in China who graduated from a famous American school, started his study abroad. The pioneers of China's mining, railway and telegraph industries were born here, and the earliest principals of Tsinghua, Peking University and Fudan University appeared. Her students took part in the Olympic Games and won more than 50 gold medals. Her students dominated American politics, with five presidents and nine percent of cabinet members. Her students devoted themselves to higher education, and the founders of famous universities such as Princeton and Cornell appeared, and they were known as "the mother of American colleges". Golden and dark red leaves, accompanied by "light and true knowledge", have crossed the cold again and again, worrying about the source of the small town's ideological river. She is the academic hall that has created a legend for 300 years-Yale University. An unparalleled institution of higher learning, a group of world-renowned scientific masters and an absolute science and technology center, countless scientific miracles along the Charles River were born here: the navigation system of the Apollo moon landing program was designed here, and four astronauts who walked on the moon soared here. Her media lab spans time and space and is amazing. Triode, integrated circuit and magnetic memory came out here one after another, which set off a revolutionary storm of computers. The world's first video game and the first toy robot were born here. Pranks are the source of inspiration for people living here, backpacks filled with springs and motors are their regular stationery, and they are full of confidence in a bright future. She has brought up a large number of scientists who have devoted themselves to education, worked hard and achieved outstanding results. She is the "Mecca Holy Land" that aspiring young people all over the world sincerely yearn for-MIT. She is located in the "garden state" in the eastern United States-New Jersey; The American War of Independence won its first victory here; Einstein spent the last 22 years of his life here. She recorded the magnificent life experience of Nash, the master of game theory; The Gothic campus covered with ivy never stops telling the story of a beautiful soul; She is the cradle of American politicians, from which two presidents and 44 American governors were born; There used to be a prosperous literary scene here. Eliot, the most famous contemporary poet, once meditated here. She is the driving force of human progress, where 33 Nobel Prize winners and many China academic elites have injected heavyweight capital into human civilization. She is the spiritual totem of many students-Princeton, like a quaint magnolia in the garden, blooming the unique cultural landscape of the university town. She is the cradle of modern German civilization. She subverted the traditional university model, advocated "academic freedom" and "the unity of teaching and scientific research", and set up a perfect model of modern universities. People respectfully call her "the mother of modern universities". Her glorious history is the spiritual home of countless world masters. Hegel and Einstein wrote a glorious historical chapter here, Marx and Engels left their youthful footprints here, and Cai Yuanpei and Zhou Enlai also left their unremitting efforts to find a way out for the nation here. She gave birth to 33 Nobel Prize winners. She first discovered the tuberculosis virus and has the largest medical department in Europe. She is from Humboldt University in Berlin. Stanford University was founded in 1885. Leland Stanford, the king of California railways at that time and a former California elder, decided to donate money to set up Stanford University in memory of his son who died while traveling in Italy, and took out his 865,438+080 acre farm to train excellent horse racing as the campus of the school. Until now, people still call Stanford a "farm". So in Stanford University, bicycles are a necessary means of transportation for students. Stanford University's School of Business Administration and Law School are among the best in the United States, and Law School has always been at the forefront in the ranking of American law schools. At one time, six of the nine justices of the US Supreme Court graduated from Stanford Law School. In addition, its English, psychology, politics and history departments are excellent. Among the students, most of them take biology as their subject, which shows that the strength of biology is also very profound. From 65438 to 0998, Chelsea, the only daughter of American President Bill Clinton, chose Stanford University and became a "freshman" of the school. Undoubtedly, this is another proof of the strength of Stanford University.