Can Wuhan University go in to see cherry blossoms?

Wuhan University can go in to see cherry blossoms.

Wuhan University Cherry Blossom Festival is free to enter the campus to enjoy flowers, but in other months, you need to buy tickets to enter the campus, and the ticket price is 20 yuan/person. Wuhan University students, Wuhan University alumni, active servicemen, people over 65 years old and disabled people can enter the campus to watch cherry blossoms for free with valid certificates. The flowering period of cherry blossoms in Wuhan University: the initial flowering period is about 10 March, the full flowering period is about 15 March, and the flowering period ends about 10- 15 days after the full flowering period.

Foreign irrelevant vehicles are prohibited from entering the school. Off-campus vehicles that really need to travel to school must be booked online by school staff in advance. After the appointment is successful, you will enter the school from Hongyimen (West Gate of Arts and Sciences Department) or Xinglinmen of Medical Department (only these two schools). When you enter the school, you can enter the school only after the guard on duty verifies the information of successful appointment.

Introduction to Wuhan University:

Wuhan University, referred to as "Wu Da" for short, is one of the central universities directly under the Ministry of Education of People's Republic of China (PRC), located in Wuhan City, Hubei Province. The school's predecessor was Hadron Academy, which was founded in 1893. It is one of the birthplaces of modern higher education in China. The school is located in Wuhan, Hubei Province, and has three campuses, namely Lumo Road Campus, Luojiashan Campus and Donghu Campus. Wuhan University is the first batch of "double first-class" high-level universities in China, and it is a member of the 985 Project, 21Engineering, world-class universities and research universities.

The school's existing disciplines cover philosophy, economics, law, education, literature, history, science, engineering, agriculture, medicine, management, public management and other 12 disciplines. * * * There are 23 colleges, 74 undergraduate majors and more than 50,000 students.