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Jinan University is located at No.601Huangpu Avenue West, Tianhe District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. It is the first overseas Chinese university founded by the state in China and a university directly under the central government.
National key universities are directly led by the Overseas Chinese Affairs Office of the State Council and jointly established by the Ministry of Education, the United Front Work Department and Guangdong Province. It is a national "double-class" and national "2 1 1 project" construction university; Selected in the national "985 platform", "11plan", "201/plan" and excellent doctoral education and training plan.
The school has five campuses in Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Zhuhai, covering a total area of 265,438+043,000 square meters. There are 38 colleges, 58 departments and 27 directly affiliated research institutes; There are 105 undergraduate majors, 4 1 master's degree authorized first-level disciplines, 26 doctoral degree authorized first-level disciplines and 32 professional degree authorized categories.
The development of Jinan University;
In the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906), Duan Fang, then governor of the two rivers, wrote to Emperor Guangxu, requesting permission for "expatriates from Nanyang Islands, Honolulu and San Francisco" to return to Nanjing to study. After preparation, the school site was chosen in Miaoxiang Temple in Xue Jia Lane, Nanjing.
It is located in the center of Nanjing, south of the Drum Tower, north of the Zen Building, and adjacent to Jinling University in the northwest. On March 23rd, 1907, Jinan School officially opened. The first batch of students are 2 1, all returned overseas Chinese students from Java, most of whom are from Guangdong.
On August 28th, 1907, Pan Lizhai, director of Batavia Chinese Club, accompanied by Liang, 10 overseas Chinese students came to Nanjing to study. 1908 In May, the third batch of 46 overseas Chinese students from Nanyang Islands arrived in Guangzhou, the Nanjing headquarters of Jinan University. Early Jinan students were generally thirteen or fourteen years old.
Being far away from home and parents, crossing the ocean, losing the motherland, being young and lacking self-care ability, it is generally difficult to adapt to a place where language habits and living environment are quite strange.