The author of this report, whom we called Mr. Traveller, is a Ph.D. student majoring in Physics. In the past few years, he recorded those beautiful birds flying in the woods of HUST.Hoopoe (Upupa epops) is a bird in the Upupidae family. The picture was taken in the Youth Park. I mistook it for a woodpecker at first, but in fact, a woodpecker’s bill is shorter than a hoopoe’s. If you had follo...

Nov 25, 2021Away zephyr carries the heatThe cicada choir quietly retreatsWhen leaves descend to kiss the ground,with stealth, autumn has come aroundYawns in afternoon sunshine proliferatingOsmanthus with sweet fragrance prosperingGreenery under matinal beam perspiringAutumn signs in HUST all-pervadingGinkgo, birch and parasol,HUST palettes itself with goldChestnut, hawthorn and sweet potatoFrag...

Mar 9, 2021A time of virus is bleak and cold,Yet in creeps spring to the HUSTer’s world.Stretching its way to the teaching building,Pink and white magnolias blooming.Petals delicate, soft and bright,A glimpse of them sends anxiety in flight.Quietly her buds unfurl in silence,Slipping into our noses their subtle fragrance.As the flowers sway in the breeze,Retreating is the loathsome disease.Hen...

If architecture is a song suspended in time, the history of HUST is a poem echoing through the ages. Take a bird's eye view of HUST,Behold its numerous streams and blocksDelight in its rich green canopy,admire the reflection of its hills and pondsEvery corner and every scenebest owing features distinct and uniqueArising from its edificeBeyond the statue that stands before your eyes,proud, endur...