Yiwu High School

Yiwu High School (YWHS; simplified Chinese: 义乌中学; traditional Chinese: 義烏中學; pinyin: Yìwū Zhōngxué), is a senior high school in Yiwu. It was founded in 1927.

History

June 1924 – August 1927: Yiwu County Secondary School was in its planning and preparation stage.

September 1927: Yiwu County Junior High School was formally established, operating out of former sites including the county Confucian Temple and other historical shrines, and began enrolling students.
April 1928: Feng Xuefeng joined the school as a teacher.
Spring 1930: Chen Wangdao delivered his first lectures at the school.
1931–1936: The school added affiliated teacher-training programs, including one-year, three-year, and four-year tracks.
1938 – January 1946: During the Second Sino-Japanese War, the school was forced to relocate its campus ten times.
June 1949: Administration of the school was taken over by the Yiwu County People’s Government.
September 1952: Upper secondary classes were introduced, and the school was officially renamed Zhejiang Yiwu High School.
1966–1969: Student admissions were suspended.
1978: The school was designated as a senior high school at the county level.
1981: It was officially listed as a senior high school.
August 1988: The school ceased admitting junior high students.
September 1995: It became one of the first schools recognized as a provincial first-level senior high school.
2002: The school moved to its current campus.

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