The teachers and students of Tsinghua Affiliated High School went to Hong Kong St. Paul's Boys' and Girls' High School for inter-school exchange during the winter vacation

From January 28 to February 3, 2019, seven students from Grade 17 and 18 of Tsinghua High School went to Hong Kong St. Paul's Boys' and Girls' High School for an interschool exchange visit under the leadership of Ms. Zhao Yanbo。

During the exchange, the students were actively involved in the class and had an in-depth understanding of Hong Kong education and the rich campus life。The teachers and students of the Affiliated High School also have more in-depth thinking about the cultural background, customs and ways of thinking of the two places。

The students who participated in the exchange said that "the trip to Hong Kong made me realize another way of learning, learning does not have to be immersed in the sea of books, 'two ears do not hear the things outside the window, one can only read sages', and you can also' read and ride thanks, travel Huaiyin with a sword '."。Not only pay attention to textbooks, but also seek knowledge in practical activities。On this trip, the teachers and students of Tsinghua High School also visited the Golden Bauhinia Square, the Hong Kong Tsim Sha Tsui History Museum, the Science Museum, Victoria Harbor and other places of interest, and had a new understanding of Hong Kong's urban style and cultural customs。

The inter-school exchange has strengthened the educational exchanges and cooperation between the two schools, and laid a good foundation for the High School attached to Tsinghua University to cultivate high-quality students with international vision and global competitiveness。

St. Paul's High School for Boys and Girls was founded in 1915, the same year as Tsinghua High School。The motto of St. Paul's School for Boys and Girls is "Faith, Hope, Love".。In 2004, St. Paul Boys' and Girls' High School signed a friendship agreement with Tsinghua High School, agreeing to conduct an annual exchange of visits to enhance academic and cultural exchanges between the teachers and students of the two schools。