Huang, Wei Zhen, Liu, Wang Zifeng, Huang Mengsi, Chen Jiongcong, Li, Rao Xiangjun, Luo Yanwei, Zhang Jiaxing, Zhang Chunkai, Chen Zengqi, Wang Jingyi, Li Siqi, Lin Han, Cai Zesen, Li Kaiting, Gu.

Chen Wenting, Zhang Tingkai, Lai Shiyi, Chen Siqi, Liu Shuncong, Wen, Liu Xiaohan, Zou, Zhan Gengyu, Zeng, Yang, Guo, Zhang Yunqi, Xu Haojia, Hao Yifan, Chen Han, Lin Yangyang, Yu Shuofan, Zhang Shuchao, Chen Jiayu and Zhang Shuofan.

Qiu Liping, Chen Jihao, Chen Yonghao, Zhang Jiahao, Zhang Xiyue, Zhang Hongxin, Zheng Xiaoqi, Chen, Zhang Hanyang, Lin, Liu Simu, Deng Huiting, Lai Huanxian, Fan Chengwei, Yang Anqi, Zheng Yutao, Huang Ziqi, Zhuo Xinyan, Xie Mengqi, Zheng Xiaojie, etc.

Historical, academic and international exchanges of Sun Yat-sen University;

1, History of Sun Yat-sen University

Sun Yat-sen University was founded in 1924, formerly known as National Guangdong University. It bears the glorious course of many famous people in China's modern history. After years of development, the school has gradually developed into a comprehensive university focusing on arts, science and engineering, and was renamed Sun Yat-sen University on 200 1. The long history of Sun Yat-sen University endows the school with a profound cultural background and a solid foundation for running a school.

2. Scholars of Sun Yat-sen University

The school has 1 1 colleges, covering arts, science, engineering, medicine, law, economics, management, teaching, international and public affairs, cyberspace security and data science. Sun Yat-sen University has high-level scientific research achievements in natural science, engineering technology, medicine, management and other fields, and enjoys a high reputation in academic circles at home and abroad.

3. International exchange of Sun Yat-sen University

Sun Yat-sen University attaches great importance to international exchanges and cooperation and has established cooperative relations with many famous universities in the world. The school has signed cooperation agreements with more than 300 universities such as Harvard University, Oxford University and Sydney University in Australia, and carried out academic exchanges, teacher-student visits and cooperative research.

The above data comes from Senior Three Network.