Horse and eagle

At the entrance to the University of Turin, Italy, there are two black marble sculptures in England, with an eagle on the left and a running horse on the right. For thousands of years, they have become the hallmark of the University of Turin, and even the two emblems on the school badge.

The eagle represents not what Pengcheng Miles, it is actually an eagle starved to death. In order to achieve the lofty ideals of flying around the world, the eagle practiced all kinds of flying skills, but forgot to learn the techniques of foraging. As a result, he starved to death on the fifth day of his journey.

The running horse is not the Maxima that people think, but a peeled horse. At the beginning of the horse, the first owner of the mill, the miller, gave more life, pleading with God to change it to the groom's house; but the horse did not feed the horse, and the horse pleaded for the master. So God changed it to the cobbler's house. The cobbler gave the horse a little life and the feed was good, but within a few days, the horse was peeled off by the cobbler and made into a leather product.

The founders of the University of Turin have placed two sculptures at the gates of the University of Turin to remind students at the University of Turin that the skills that can really save people from hunger, suffering and poverty are the skills of labor and survival. Rather than unrealistic knowledge.