CAFA), but she has an unique perspective of CAFA’s discipline in architecture as she finished her professional studies in Hong Kong and the United States. When she visited the graduation show this year, she did not only see the development of architecture at different stages, but also the different presentations of architecture in different cultural regions. She is a rigorous and calm observer and thinker. In her opinion, the graduation design should “make a problem” and the architecture of CAFA is a crossover in art and has an unique logical thinking process that is different from the ones by the students from the universities and colleges of science and engineering.