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The Wandering SWUPL made by college students in person

2019-02-14 13:15:37

Frozen Qiansimen Bridge (Photo provided by the interviewee)

Library of Southwest University of Political Science & Law (SWUPL) (Photo provided by the interviewee)

CHONGQING (CQNEWS) -- The Wandering Earth, a movie released during the Spring Festival holiday, is so hot. And now, There is a campus version. Seen from the WeChat public account of School of Criminal Investigation, SWUPL, the essay with pictures titled as The Wandering SWUPL has attracted people’s attentions. Several students from the operation team of WeChat public account turned their campus scenes into movie ones via the PS technology and recorded with words from first-person perspective, and many people give likes to it.

Beiyuan Canteen of SWUPL (Photo provided by the interviewee)

Liu Shuyu, a sophomore majoring in Criminal Science and Technology at the School of Criminal Investigation, SWUPL, takes charge of the production and publication of his school’s WeChat public account. The Wandering SWUPL is made by him and other 4 students. "I am a fan of The Wandering Earth. I watched it on February 9, and I wonder what it’ll be like if my university SWUPL are iced like the movie scene of frozen Beijing and Shanghai.” Liu Shuyu said, "I think this is an interesting idea, so I discuss with my schoolmates and begin to make it."

There are 8 pictures in The Wandering SWUPL, of which all show the scenes of Southwest University of Political Science & Law except for the image describing Qiansimen Bridge and intersection of the two rivers respectively. In this essay, “I” am a SWUPL student in the "wandering age" and want to go to the ground to see the original campus. Following “me”, the scenes about frozen Library, mythical creature Xiezhi, Judicial Expertise Center and Beiyuan Canteen are seen. “Choose some places where the students are familiar with, such as Beiyuan canteen - the place not forgotten even they graduate.”

Xiezhi (獬豸) symbolizing justice of law (Photo provided by the interviewee) 

(Translated by Jiang Yuling, Fathom Language Limited)

Editor:Jiang Yiwei