Guangzhou Zhixin High School (广州市执信中学), located in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou (Canton), was founded in 1921 by Sun Yat-sen in memory of his comrade, the democratic fighter Zhu Zhixin, who was killed in action in a battle at Humen, Dongguan, at the age of 35.

55 High School of Guangzhou During the Cultural Revolution, Zhixin was renamed to "Red Girls School" 1978–present, Guangzhou Zhixin High School Jin Zeng Cheng, Wang Jingwei, Hu Hanmin, Lin Sen, Liao Zhongkai, Wu Chaoxu, Xu Chongqing, Zou Lu, Chen Bijun, Li Shizeng, Wu Zhihui, Sun Ke, Deng Zeru, Gu Yingfun, Lin Yunhai, Hu Qingrui, Chen Lianbo, Chen Yaozhu, Chen Rong, Guo Biao, Dai Chuanxian, Li Dazhao, Zhang Ji, Huo Zhiting, Zeng Xing, Tan Yankai, He Xiangning, Chen Gongbo, Zeng Zhongming, Ma Honghuan, Liu Jiwen, and Chu Minyi.

October 1, 1921, Mr. Sun Yat-sen and his wife Soong Ching-ling gave the following speech at the founding ceremony of the Zhixin Private School.

"As a revolutionary pioneer and writer, Mr. Zhu Zhixin made a great contribution to the Republic of China by influencing his comrades and people with perseverance.

These men and women have served as principals since the founding:[4] Xing Zeng 1921-1927 Daoyi Yang 1927-1940.9 Cengcheng Jin 1940.9-1943.7 Baoquan Lin 1943.7-1949.10 Qinyu Kong 1950.1-1958.4 Yi Zhang 1958.5-1964.7 Ke Zhang 1964.8-1967.6 Ke Zhang 1967.7-1970.4 Guangguo Gui 1970.5-1971.10 Zhisheng Wang 1971.11-1974.4 Binquan Wang 1974.4-1974.9 Kentang Yu 1974.9-1976.7 Zhaoman Yao 1976.8-1978.9 Kentang Yu 1978.10-1980.3 Guoxian Zhou 1980.4-1983.8 Shixiong Ye 1983.9-1984.9 Shixiong Ye 1984.10-1988.3 Lijun Xin 1988.4-1990.7 Zhixin Chen 1990.8-1999.7 Jianqiang Zhu 1999.7-2003.2 Shisen Liu 2003.2-2008.7 Yong He 2008.7-