Jianping High School 上海市建平中学 | |
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517 Gushan Rd, Pudong New Area China | |
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Type | Public School |
Established | 1944 |
Principal | Zhao Guodi (赵国弟) |
Staff | 149 |
Gender | Co-ed |
Age | 15to 18 |
Website | www |
Jianping High School | |||||||
Traditional Chinese | 上海市建平中學 | ||||||
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Simplified Chinese | 上海市建平中学 | ||||||
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Jianping High School is a high school based in Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China. Founded in 1944 by local intellectuals, the school was awarded "key high school" in Shanghai in 1978 by Shanghai Bureau of Education. [1] The school was recognized as Famous Trademarks in Shanghai. [2] [3]
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