During the period of 1928, Tsinghua University was changed to the National Tsinghua University. The school hired designers to re-plan the campus, designed and built a number of new buildings, such as the West Gate, the Meteorological Observatory and the student dormitory, and expanded the gymnasium, library and other buildings. These buildings were put into use on 1936, and the early buildings in Tsinghua University have also been built. The early buildings in Tsinghua University are well preserved, which makes the campus still retain the elegant style of modern campus and still serve teaching and scientific research.
The early buildings in Tsinghua University are mainly divided into three parts: Tsinghua School and Tongfang, which were built in Xuantong for three years (19 1 1) to1912; 19 19 ~ 1925 completed auditorium, science and technology museum, gymnasium and library (local); 193 1 ~ 1933 has built a biology hall, a chemistry hall, a library (expansion part), a meteorological observatory, a school gate, a machinery hall, an electric motor hall, and student dormitories in Ming, Shan, Jing, Ping and Zhai.
1992, declared to delimit the scope of protection and build a control zone. The scope of protection starts from the north section to the west wall of the fourth-floor dormitory and its extension line in the east, the middle section to the west bank of Wanquan River (Wanquan River should be protected), and the south section to the west wall of the current second-floor classroom and its extension line. South to Tsinghua East Road planning red line; The west is the Meteorological Observatory and the Museum of Biology; In the north, it is the parallel line of Pingzhai in the west, the north wall of new residence 10 meter, and in the east, it is the south wall of the fourth floor of the dormitory and its extension line.
On June 25th, 20001year, the early buildings in Tsinghua University, as important historical sites and representative buildings in modern times, were approved by the State Council to be included in the fifth batch of national key cultural relics protection units.