Was Tsinghua University first run by Americans? Introduction is as follows:

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Tsinghua is not founded by Americans, because Tsinghua School, the predecessor of Tsinghua, was founded by the Qing government, not by Americans.

In fact, if you look at the history of Tsinghua, you will know that Tsinghua positioned himself as the Tsinghua School founded by 19 1 1, while the predecessor of Tsinghua School was the Institute of Tourism Aesthetics. This institution is actually a part of the so-called "multiple reparations" that Liang Cheng, the Qing government's envoy to the United States, won back from boxer indemnity.

This money has become the start-up capital of the Tourism Aesthetics Office and a "scholarship" for students studying in the United States. 19 1 1 In February, 2008, the Institute of Tourism Aesthetics and the You Mei Graduate School under construction moved to Tsinghua campus, and it was officially named "Tsinghua School", which was recognized as the predecessor in Tsinghua University history.

Development history:

1July, 909, the Qing government set up the Tourism Aesthetics Department, which was attached to the Tourism Aesthetics Museum. 1911April, You Mei school was renamed Tsinghua school. 1911On April 29th, Tsinghua School opened in Tsinghua Campus.

1July, 909, the Qing government set up the Tourism Aesthetics Department, which was attached to the Tourism Aesthetics Museum. 1911April, You Mei school was renamed Tsinghua school. 1911On April 29th, Tsinghua School opened in Tsinghua Campus.

1928, Tsinghua University was renamed as the National Tsinghua University, which was administered by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

During the fall of Beiping, the buildings and facilities of Tsinghua campus were severely damaged by the Japanese army. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Tsinghua University began to take over the Tsinghua Campus, which started in June 1946+ 10.

1973, Tsinghua University opened four professional research classes on laser, solid state physics, material structure and organic catalysis, with 42 students enrolled. Four research classes were repeated at 1978.