Nanhua University

Located in Hengyang City, Hunan Province, Nanhua University is a comprehensive university with a 56 year history jointly built by the Ministry of industry and information technology, the State Administration of science, technology and industry for national defense, China National Nuclear Industry Corporation, China National Nuclear Industry Construction Corporation and Hunan Provincial People's government.

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Historical evolution

The origin of the predecessor

Central South Institute of Technology

In 1958, after consulting with the former Ministry of metallurgy and reporting to the State Council for approval, the former Ministry of second machinery industry decided to move the Department of mining and metallurgical engineering of Central South Institute of mining and metallurgy to Hengyang City, on the basis of which Hengyang Institute of mining and metallurgical engineering was established, which was subordinate to the Ministry of second machinery.

At first, the name of the college was named Hengyang Institute of technology. At the end of March 1959, the Preparatory Office of the college reported the name of the college to the second engineering department: located at huangjiawan, qingcaoqiao, Hengyang City, there is already a school called "Hengyang Institute of technology". In order to avoid confusion, the second engineering department was asked to change the name of the college. On June 20, the school was officially named "Hengyang Institute of mining and Metallurgy Engineering". The college first hoped to select a site in Changsha, but because many of the factories and mines of the second machinery department and Zhongnan mining company, which are responsible for the college's infrastructure construction, are located near Hengyang, in order to facilitate the combination of teaching and production, it later decided to set up a fixed site in Hengyang, and finally decided to build the college beside Wohu mountain in the western suburb of Hengyang. On October 15, the opening ceremony was held, and on October 16, the class officially opened. 330 freshmen were recruited according to six majors.

In May 1961, Zhang Aiping, then deputy chief of the general staff of the Central Military Commission, and Liu Jie, then Minister of the second Machinery Department, visited the Academy.

In June 1963, the school implemented the adjustment of departments and specialties, and the geology specialty was assigned to Fuzhou Geology College (now Donghua Institute of Technology).

At the end of 1969, due to the "Cultural Revolution", the second Ministry of mechanical engineering decided to suspend Hengyang Institute of mining and metallurgical engineering, and the fourth survey and Design Institute of nuclear industry moved into the Institute.

In November 1979, the Party group of the Ministry of second machinery decided to resume Hengyang Institute of mining and metallurgical engineering, and submitted it to the State Council for approval. By September 1984, the freshmen had entered the school and completed the reconstruction.

In January 1980, the Preparatory Office of Hengyang Institute of mining and metallurgical engineering was established. On May 30, the Preparatory Office of the college proposed to the Ministry of second machinery to change the name of the college from "Hengyang Institute of mining and Metallurgy Engineering" to "Central South Institute of technology" or "Central South Institute of technology".

In January 1983, the Ministry of Education approved: "Hengyang Institute of technology is to be established in the former site of Hengyang Institute of mining and Metallurgy Engineering, under the dual leadership of the Ministry of nuclear industry and Hunan Province, with the Ministry of nuclear industry as the main body."

On January 30, 1984, the former Ministry of nuclear industry forwarded the notice of the Ministry of education on officially approving the establishment of Hengyang Institute of technology and starting enrollment. On February 25, Zhang Aiping, then Deputy Secretary General of the Central Military Commission, inscribed the name of Hengyang Institute of technology for the college. In September, enrollment officially resumed.

On June 23, 1993, the former State Education Commission approved Hengyang Institute of technology to be renamed as Zhongnan Institute of technology, and Zhang Aiping inscribed a new name for the Institute.

In April 1998, the Ministry of education of the people's Republic of China made it clear that the conclusion of undergraduate teaching evaluation was qualified. On June 23, the 16th meeting of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council approved the college as a master's degree authorization point.

In 1999, the college achieved the goal of building a civilized university in Hunan Province.

 

Hengyang Medical College

On June 30, 1956, the former Ministry of health listed the plan of building a new medical college in Hengyang City of Hunan Province in the notice on the preparation of the twelve year plan for higher medical education in all provinces. On July 11, Hunan Provincial Department of health formed the report on the preliminary plan for new medical College for approval. With the approval of the State Council, the Preparatory Committee of Hunan Hengyang Medical College was established, which was initially named Hunan Hengyang Medical College.

In April 1958, the Hunan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China made a decision to establish Hengyang Medical College, which was sponsored by the Department of health of Hunan Province, and asked Hunan Medical College to give Hengyang Medical College full support. On October 13, the class was suspended under the instruction of the higher authorities, and all the teachers and students of the hospital were involved in the steel-making campaign for more than a month. On November 12, the Hunan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China decided to suspend classes for teachers and students of medical colleges and universities in Hunan Province and transfer them to rural areas to eliminate the four pests, prevent and treat diseases, and eliminate pests and diseases. Hengyang Medical College immediately started to take action. By June 1959, all the teachers and students returned to school to resume classes.

In August 1960, the people's Committee of Hunan Province approved that Hengyang Medical College of Hunan Province should be renamed Hengyang Medical College.

On June 5, 1962, the article "opinions on the adjustment of high schools and other medical colleges" issued by the Department of health of Hunan Province confirmed that "Hengyang Medical College will be changed into Hengyang Medical College, which will be closed for three years from the autumn of 1962.".

At the end of 1964, the Department of health of Hunan Province began to plan the re establishment of Hengyang Medical College.

On September 8, 1965, the resumption ceremony was held. At that time, 150 freshmen were enrolled, and 149 were actually enrolled. Their major was the Department of health, and the length of schooling was three years.

In the first half of 1966, Hengyang Medical College resumed soon after the "Cultural Revolution". From 1966 to 1969, there was no enrollment for four consecutive years.

In April 1970, Hengyang Medical College held a class for workers and doctors. The length of schooling was one year, and 278 students were recruited. All of them were workers, apprentices, administrators or medical personnel of factories and mines selected from the national defense and industrial communication systems of the whole province.

In August 1971, we enrolled 156 one-year medical students.

Since 1972, colleges and universities across the country have officially enrolled students. Hengyang Medical College has enrolled the first batch of 400 workers, peasants and soldiers, majoring in three-year medical and health care. From 1972 to 1976, the university enrolled 1750 workers, peasants and soldiers for five consecutive years.

In 1975, a branch of Hengyang Medical College was set up in Lingling, Hengyang and Chenzhou. In 1977, the higher authorities decided that each branch school should be completely managed by each region and no longer have any relationship with the general school.

On July 26, 1977, the Hunan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China issued the "notice on changing Hengyang Medical College into Hengyang Medical College", which decided to change Hengyang Medical College into Hengyang Medical College, resume five-year undergraduate enrollment, and become a provincial college.

Since the beginning of 1979, the college and its affiliated hospitals have set up a special team to implement the policy. They have comprehensively reviewed and corrected the unjust and false cases caused by the "Cultural Revolution" and the wrong people and things dealt with in the previous political movements after the anti rightist struggle in 1957.

 

In 1983, the provincial government decided to change Hengyang people's Hospital into the Affiliated Hospital of Hengyang Medical College. In October, we went through the handover procedures and renamed it as the First Affiliated Hospital of Hengyang Medical College, and the original affiliated hospital was renamed as the Second Affiliated Hospital.

In September 1986, with the approval of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council, he obtained the right to confer master's degree and began to recruit postgraduates.

 

Sixth Research Institute of nuclear industry

At the end of May 1962, the Party committee of the 12th Bureau of the second Ministry of machinery of the Communist Party of China decided to establish "Nanchang Mining Research Institute" on the basis of the former research institute of Jiangxi Mineral Bureau to meet the needs of the first batch of uranium mines in China. In September, Nanchang Mining Research Institute was officially established.

In July 1964, the former State Planning Commission and the National Defense Industry Office of the State Council decided to move the mine design department of Beijing first design institute to Nanchang, Jiangxi Province, and merge with Nanchang Institute to establish the mine research and Design Institute.

In October 1965, the mine design department of Beijing First Research Institute moved to Nanchang one after another and merged with Nanchang Mining Research Institute to establish the third research and Design Institute.

In October 1969, the third research and Design Institute and the 709 survey team successively moved to the former Hengyang Institute of mining and metallurgical engineering in Hengyang City and merged with the former Beijing first institute. On December 17, the former military control commission of the second Ministry of machinery approved the merger of the first and the third academies and named them "the fourth design and Research Institute of the second Ministry of machinery industry", which is located in Hengyang City (the former Hengyang Institute of mining and Metallurgy Engineering).

In February 1975, with the approval of the second Ministry of mechanical engineering, Hunan mining research institute was established on the basis of the scientific research office of the fourth design institute to undertake the scientific research task of uranium mines in China.

On May 16, 1976, Hunan Mining Research Institute (code named Hunan Sixth Research Institute) of Ministry of second machinery was officially established.

From 1976 to 1979, while improving the scientific research institutions, the six institutes established and improved the organizations of the Communist Party of China at all levels. In the past, unjust, false and wrong cases were brought out of order.

In the early 1980s, Hunan mining research institute was renamed as uranium mining research institute of Ministry of second machinery and Uranium Mining Research Institute of Ministry of nuclear industry.

In April 1983, the Uranium Mining Research Institute of the Ministry of nuclear industry was renamed the Sixth Research Institute of the Ministry of nuclear industry.

In July 1984, the former Ministry of nuclear industry held a meeting on the reform of science and technology system, and six institutes were designated as the pilot units.

In December 1988, with the approval of China National Nuclear Industry Corporation, the Sixth Research Institute of the Ministry of nuclear industry was renamed the Sixth Research Institute of nuclear industry.

On May 5, 1989, China National Nuclear Industry Corporation (CNNC) approved the following six institutes as class II institutes, equivalent to the government's deputy bureau level units.

In 1999, general Zhang Aiping became "the sixth leader of nuclear industry"

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