| Two computer rooms are respectively equipped with forty-eight computers with Intel core i5 Processors, 17” LCD monitor, Windows 10, and a variety of software and programs for student use. |
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| Computer Based Training System is available for teachers to perform group teaching or individual instruction. |
| A small speech hall, located on the first floor, serves as a multi-media room equipped with one hundred and twenty-eight seats, one projector and one 120” projection screen. Located on the fourth floor are two more multi-media rooms; each accommodated for fifty students. |
| On the first floor is a laboratory for project research and scientific experiments. Another multi-media room, equipped for ninety students, lies on the third floor, while the laboratory for geoscience occupies the fourth floor. |
| Two art rooms and two music rooms are decorated delicately to familiarize students with art and music. Besides these four classrooms, this building has a Performance Hall of 120 seats for multi-media teaching and other performance activities. |
| This building includes laboratories, two for physics, two for chemistry, and two for biology. In order to promote science education, all the equipment was updated in 2007. |
| Occupying from the first to second floor of this building, technology classrooms include rooms for mechanical experiments, handicrafts, graphics, and reporting rooms. Also located on the third floor of Home-Technology Building are classrooms for domestic science equipped with brand-new kitchen appliances. |
| In this three-story building, student club offices are on the first and second floor. On the third floor is the audio-visual room for military education. |
| The library is a three-story building located at the east area of the campus. It has an area of 1,760 square meters. The first floor reading room provides 288 seats for students to study. On the second floor lies not only the director’s office, circulation counter, and reading area, but also newspapers, periodicals, reference materials, and audio-visual equipment. The library adopts an open shelf policy. Circulation services are all computer-based; readers may borrow library materials by use of their valid school IDs. Occupying the third floor of the library is the study room which has 314 reading seats solely for the use of seniors to study. The library has a collection of more than 42,000 books, 150 types of periodicals, and ten different newspapers. In addition to the twelve computers that are available for teachers and students, the library is equipped with wireless Internet. |
| Gardens and pagodas are located at the front and lateral sides of the campus. Together with the fountains in front of the library, these spots provide teachers and students with quiet nooks to take a rest. |
| The whole campus is wireless connected. Because of this, multi-media and audio-visual teaching can be used in each classroom to motivate learning. |
| Each classroom is equipped with individual air conditioners, microphone equipment, electronic blackboard eraser cleaners, and bright lighting to ensure each student is in the best learning environment possible. |
