Top ten overseas study institutions in Shenzhen

The top ten overseas study institutions in Shenzhen are as follows:

New Oriental, the full name of New Oriental Education Technology Group Co., Ltd., headquartered in Zhongguancun, Haidian District, China, is a comprehensive education group and an education and training group. The company's business includes foreign language training, primary and secondary education, preschool education, online education, consulting abroad, book publishing and other fields.

In addition to New Oriental, it also owns sub-brands such as Youneng Middle School Education, Bubble Children's Education, Future Overseas Consultation, Sung Hoon Online Education, Dayu Culture Publishing, Babylonia Parenting Education, and Wentong College Entrance Examination Re-reading. The company was listed on NYSE in 2006, and it is the first educational institution in Chinese mainland to be listed in the United States.

On July 2012 18, New Oriental was investigated by the SEC and its share price plummeted. 2065438+On February 1 day, 2006, New Oriental Education Group announced that Tencent would invest 320 million RMB (US$ 50 million) in Sung Hoon, and announced that New Oriental Online would soon conduct an IPO in China. This investment is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 20 16. After the completion, Sung Hoon will still be controlled by New Oriental.

Shenzhen:

Shenzhen, referred to as Pengcheng for short, is a prefecture-level city, a sub-provincial city, a city with separate plans, a mega-city, a China Special Economic Zone, a national economic center city and an international city approved by the State Council.

The earliest predecessor of Shenzhen is Bao 'an County (Xin 'an County) in guangzhou fu, with local Hakka culture and Lingnan culture? [232][262] The name of Shenzhen began in the eighth year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (14 10), and was founded in 1979. It became the first special economic zone in China, the window of China's reform and opening up and an emerging immigrant city, creating a "world-famous". In 20021year, Shenzhen ranked third in the list of top 100 cities in China released by Wharton Economic Research Institute.