Girls:
1, Qiaomu Pavilion
2, Qiaolin Pavilion
During the Three Kingdoms period, there were three beauties from Wu and Xiao Qiao, except for this one Well-known allusions have more than just hidden meanings. Grass, trees and forests are places of natural purification, and dormitories are where students rest; "The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Logging" says: From the deep valley, move to the trees.
3. Lilac Pavilion
In Jia Baoyu's "Jihua Ci" praising Lin Siniang in Dream of Red Mansions, "Lilacs are knotted with hibiscus ribbons, not tied with pearls but with precious swords."
4. Shuying Pavilion
The sparse shadows are slanting across the clear and shallow water, and the faint fragrance floats in the moonlight at dusk.
A picture of plum blossoms slowly blooming near the water emerges in front of you. Plum blossoms dominate the spring, and are independent near the water. All the beautiful feelings about plum blossoms are concentrated in Shuying Pavilion. At the same time, the origin of this name also includes consideration of the traditional taboo word "mold" in Guangdong.
Boys:
The boys’ dormitory is called Xuan.
1. Dan Fengxuan
It is derived from the masculinity of the hero Dan Feng in Jin Yong’s novels.
2. Red Sandalwood Tower
Red sandalwood is a famous wood that symbolizes status.
3. Yunshan Pavilion
Nature is a symbol of towering into the clouds and standing tall on the sky. Even if good trees grow deep in the mountains, they will eventually become pillars.