Students from the United States recently traveled to the Sansindui Museum, located in Sichuan province, China. During their visit, they were able to see bronze figures that are three thousand years old.
Although relatively little is known about this ancient civilization, the discovered artifacts are gradually revealing details of its history.
The Shanghai Qiyuan Experimental Primary School, which is the only chess-specialized institution in the city of Shanghai, required expansion due to its growth. The original physical space became insufficient to meet the school's operational demands.
In response to this need, the Jing'an District government decided to build a new campus during the urban revitalization process in the Suhewan area.
The land designated for the new construction has clearly defined boundaries: to the north is an established residential community, and to the east is the Xiangdong Secondary School. The areas located to the west and south of the site are reserved for future development projects.
