1. Inheritance: New Jiangnan Middle School may be established on the basis of Jiangnan Middle School. In the process of education development, some new schools may be separated from the original schools and set up new teaching systems for various reasons such as expanding educational resources and improving educational environment. This inheritance relationship can be seen in the establishment and development of many schools.

2. Nothing: There may be no connection between New Jiangnan Middle School and Jiangnan Middle School. It may be two completely independent schools with similar names. This similarity in naming may be due to the fact that they are all located in the south of the Yangtze River, or they are all committed to providing quality education.

To determine the exact relationship between the two schools, the best way is to consult relevant official information or contact the school for detailed inquiry.

Knowledge expansion

School is an organization that carries out systematic education in a planned and organized way. The name originated in the Republic of China. School education is a purposeful, systematic and organized social activity carried out by full-time staff and specialized institutions, and its direct goal is to influence the physical and mental development of educated school educators.

School education is a concept opposite to social education. It refers to all kinds of educational activities accepted by the educated in various schools. Is an important part of the education system. Generally speaking, school education includes primary education, secondary education and higher education. Schools are mainly divided into four types: kindergartens, primary schools, middle schools and universities.

The Western Zhou Dynasty called the school "Biyong", where a few slave owners and nobles studied. In ancient times, schools were called Yao, Xu, Xue, Xiao and Shu. At the beginning, it was not all specialized educational institutions, but also a place to learn to support the elderly. During the Western Han Dynasty, schools were divided into central schools and local schools. Central school is the highest institution of learning in this country, which is equivalent to today's universities.

There is a school palace at the local level. The Tang Dynasty was the peak of running schools in ancient times, and the classification of schools was more detailed. Schools in Ming and Qing Dynasties were basically inherited from Sui and Tang Dynasties, but due to the development of the imperial examination system, schools became vassals and decorations of the imperial examination system. In the late Qing Dynasty, modern education began. In the 28th year of Guangxu (1902), the charter of the King James School called it a school. By 1907, new schools have been established all over the country.