Does Xiangyang New Oriental offer baking training classes?

Xiangyang New Oriental has baking training classes.

The teaching quality of New Oriental is still very good. After all, it is an old school that is relatively mature in all aspects. The teachers are all famous teachers who have won cooking competitions many times. Some of the students they have brought out have won international competitions at the age of 18. The grand prize, the teaching ability is still worthy of recognition.

Xiangyang, a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Hubei Province, a famous historical and cultural city in China, the birthplace of Chu culture, Han culture, and Three Kingdoms culture, has a history of more than 2,800 years and has been an important economic and military location in the past dynasties. It is known as "the first city in China, the iron-clad Xiangyang, and a battleground for military strategists". 123 Xiangyang City is located in the northwest of Hubei Province, in the hinterland of the plains in the middle reaches of the Han River. Xiangyang gets its name because it is located on the Yangtze River of Xiangshui River. The Han River passes through the city and separates Xiangyang and Fancheng on the north and south banks, facing each other across the river. Both cities have historically been important military and commercial centers. After 1949, the two cities were combined into one called Xiangfan City. In 1983, the Xiangyang area was merged into the prefecture-level Xiangfan City. In December 2010, it was renamed Xiangyang City. It governs 3 districts (Xiangzhou, Xiangcheng, Fancheng), 3 county-level cities (Zaoyang, Yicheng, Laohekou), 3 counties (Nanzhang, Baokang, Gucheng) and 3 development zones (Xiangyang High-tech Industrial Development Zone, Xiangyang Economic and Technological Development Zone, Xiangyang Yuliangzhou Economic Development Zone), with a total area of ??19,700 square kilometers. Xiangyang’s tourist attractions are mainly characterized by the culture of the Three Kingdoms. Famous attractions include: Longzhong Scenic Area, Xiangyang City, etc. Stories such as Liu Bei’s “Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage” and “Longzhong Dual” took place here. Xiangyang has become the central city of the ecological and cultural tourism circle in western Hubei. In 2013, Xiangyang was shortlisted for the first batch of national smart cities. In 2014, Xiangyang was shortlisted as a national pilot city for information benefiting the people.