After graduating, will students still return to their alma mater to visit?

No, because our alma mater has moved, and in addition to the university, other schools are not easy to enter, and our university has moved to a more remote place, which is quite inconvenient, and we will not go back if we have nothing to do.

I will go back to my alma mater to visit, after all, there are memories of my past few years, and it is also the memory of my youth, and there are also my teachers in it, I am very grateful for their efforts.

I think so, because the time at my alma mater is still very memorable, and there are classmates and teachers I want to meet.

Yes. I feel that I have a special affection for my alma mater. So after graduation, I will go back with my classmates to visit.

After graduating, many students will actually go back to their alma mater to visit, because this is the place where they used to stay, and they must have developed feelings.

After graduation, you can go back to your alma mater, but when you go to your alma mater, you will see things and people, and you will feel more nostalgia and sentimentality, so you may feel worse when you are sad. It's better to go to a nice and warm environment, such as a park, a square or a cozy restaurant.

Of course, when you are in a bad mood, you can go to your former alma mater to see the good memories that have been made there, which can relieve your mood.

Absolutely, as long as you feel like it will put you in a good mood. It's just that things are not people, and now they are not what they used to be, so what if they are more hurtful when they see things? I wish you happiness and all your wishes come true.

Hello dear, we can look at it from two aspects, on the one hand, the children who can be admitted to these top schools in 985, they usually have outstanding personal abilities, and they basically do not need to be disciplined by teachers in learning, and they can consciously take the initiative to learn, so in the eyes of these children, the role of teachers is not so big, and in the long run, the feelings are not so deep. On the other hand, these top students are generally children with relatively high morale, and they want to be the first in the class, so they need to get good grades in college before they will return to their alma mater to visit their teachers. In fact, in addition to the top students, there are also some middle students in the class who do not often go back to visit the teacher.

Because these children generally do not have a strong sense of presence in the class, the teacher's energy is limited, and most of them pay attention to students with good or poor grades, so they will spend too much thought on middle school students if they are not worthy of the brotherhood, and their feelings will naturally fade. Of course, in addition to these reasons, it may also be because the school is too far away from the alma mater and the university is too busy. I can't even go home a few times a year, let alone visit my teacher.