Fuxing Elementary School

I just passed by and didn't go in.

The teacher taught us very carefully. Thumbs up

The 100-year-old school in Mengjia, but unfortunately no old buildings remain. ------------------------------ A brief history of school creation In June of Meiji 31 ​​(1898), the only elementary school for the Japanese government at that time was only the "Fourth Affiliated School of the Mandarin School". On the one hand, the Japanese school children who lived in Dadaocheng had a long way to go to the Mandarin School. On the one hand, because the number of Japanese crossing the sea to Taiwan gradually increased, the school building of the Mandarin School was not enough, so the "Taipei Elementary School" (Meiji 32 years, 1899.10 ~ 1902.03) was established. At that time, the grades were divided into six years of common subjects. And two years of tutoring. In April of the Meiji 35th year (1902), in order to implement the new school system, the tutoring department was abolished, and the system was changed to four years for ordinary subjects and four years for higher subjects. Therefore, the school name was changed to "Taipei ordinary higher elementary school", but at the same time, the original The Japanese school affiliated to the Mandarin School was changed to the Taipei Department. In order to distinguish the two schools, it was called the first and second schools. Therefore, "Taipei Ordinary High School" was renamed "Taipei Ordinary High School" ( 35 years of Meiji, 1902.04 ~ 1915.03). On March 31 of the 4th year of Taisho (1915), the "Taipei First High School" was established on the site of the former "Taipei First Ordinary High School" (Taisho 4 years, 1915.04 ~ 1915.08), and the students accommodated were limited to primary schools In addition to transferring students from higher schools in Taipei ’s existing schools (including the second, third, and fourth elementary schools) to our school, ordinary science children who belong to the first elementary school will be transferred from the newly established Taipei. The fifth ordinary elementary school was accommodated, so our school became the only pure elementary school under the jurisdiction of Taipei during the Japanese occupation (the other school was Keelung Elementary School). In 1st year of Taisho 4 (1915), each ordinary elementary school was renamed Chengdong (Second), Chengxi (Fifth), Chengnan (Third), and Chengbei (Fourth) Elementary Schools based on their seat positions. The "Taipei No. 1 High School" outside of Ximen was renamed "Taipei High School". In the 11th year of Taisho (1922), according to the results of the division of streets and towns in Taipei City, the "Taipei High School" located in the fourth quarter of Suehiro-cho was renamed "Taipei City Suehiro High School" (Taisho 11 years, 1922.04 ~ 1941.04) . After the outbreak of the Second World War, the Japanese government began to implement the policy of imperialization and embarked on primary education, promulgating the "National Education Order". After the local elementary schools in Japan were renamed as National Schools, the Governor ’s Office of Taiwan also revised the "Taiwan Education Order" to rename both public schools and elementary schools as "National Schools" and implemented the national compulsory education system, so the school name was changed. It is "Taipei Suehiro National School" (Showa 16th, 1941.05 ~ 1946.01). In April 1931 (1944), the "Taipei Daiwa National School" was established (1940-104 ~ 1946.02 in Showa 19). As the primary and secondary schools in Guangming High School had not yet moved out, the school was temporarily borrowed from the Laosong National School. The vacant land next to Dream Park is a gathering place for raising and lowering flags in the past. The vacant land next to Dream Park is a gathering place for raising and lowering flags in the past. In the 35th year of the Republic of China (1946), the victory of the Anti-Japanese War and the restoration of Taiwan, in order to commemorate the anti-Japanese hero Luo Fuxing Martyrs, the school name was changed to "Fuxing National School in Chengzhong District of Taipei City" in February (35 years of the Republic of China, 1946.02 ~ 1968.08) Attached kindergarten and evening Fuxing Junior High School. When the school building is not renovated, the school is located on the Kaifeng Street school premises. In the 57th year of the Republic of China (1968), the nine-year national compulsory education was implemented, and the school name was changed to "Fuxing National Primary School in Chengzhong District, Taipei City" (the 57th year of the Republic of China, 1968.09 ~ 1990.02) In the 79th year of the Republic of China (1990), due to the adjustment of the administrative area of ​​Taipei City, Chengzhong District was merged into Wanhua District. The school was officially named "Fuxing National Primary School in Wanhua District, Taipei City" (79, 1990 ~ 03).

A primary school near Ximending.

School history: In 1898, Dadaocheng Jianchang Street (present-day Guide Street) founded "Taipei Elementary School". In 1902, it was renamed "Taipei First Elementary School." In 1903, "Taipei First Ordinary Higher Elementary School", 1915. "Taipei No. 1 High School" in 1916, "Taipei High School" in 1916, "Sueguang High School in Taipei City" in 1922, and "Taipei Sue Guang National School" in 1941. In 1946, to commemorate the anti-Japanese hero Mr. Luo Fuxing, it was renamed as "Fuxing National School in Chengzhong District, Taipei City". In 1968, it was renamed Fuxing National Primary School in Chengzhong District, Taipei City. School view features: 1. Celebrate the 100th anniversary with the title of Fulin Baishi Xingju Taihe. 2. The campus is designed for European-style courtyards, but unfortunately, one hundred years of historical relics cannot be found. 3. There are two public works of art outside the school gate-Fu Xing Gao Zhao and Qin Yun.

A century-old school next to Ximending.

When I happened to pass by the elementary school, it was hot but it was snowing. However, it is not real snow, but cotton that comes out of the fruit that becomes a tree called "cotton flower". A contractor was working to dispose of it during the holidays. Sprinkle water on the ground, hit the tree with a stick, drop the cotton, and adsorb it to the ground to collect it. I repeated it many times. It came out of a single tree, but it was a tremendous amount, and no matter how many times I repeated the work, it didn't seem to end at all. After that, I took a bus and moved, but this cotton was floating even at a great distance.