The Old Water Tower is one of the buildings built by teachers and students in 1952 to solve the supply of water use. This building is built with unique colored "glazed bricks", presenting a unique texture of red in purple and a purple with black: this whole body is natural, clean and elegant. From spring to autumn, the old water tower stands quietly in the campus, with the ivy climbing on her body turning from green to red. Green is full of vitality, and red is a pleasant and intoxicating red. The interweaving of red and green highlights the simple body of the old water tower. In the eyes of people from Agricultural University, The Old Water Tower is a symbol, and its outstanding and independent figure embodies the unique temperament of farmers: simple and unadorned, silently giving, yet full of vitality and passion. In the current era of the internet, new-new humans who roam freely on BBS regard the quaint old water tower as comfortable, lively, and thriving virtual image, as well as a symbol of campus culture that connect the past, present, and future. Today, although higher and more modern buildings continue to emerge on campus, the Old Water Tower has already completed its historical mission and gradually fell silent after the noise, it has become a harmonious and beautiful cultural landscape on the campus of Agricultural University.