Li-Jen Elementary School

As a 96-graduating alumnus, I feel proud to see that the alma mater is not affected by the declining birthrate, and is still the national primary school in the front class of Huwei.

Liren Elementary School, Huwei Town, Yunlin County (Liren Elementary School for short; English: Liren Elementary School) is a national elementary school in Huwei Town, Yunlin County, Taiwan Province, Republic of China. It was established in April 1942 and covers an area of ​​about 3 hectares. . The current principal is Qiu Huili. Liren Elementary School, Huwei Town, Yunlin County address Republic of China No. 40, Liren Street, Huwei Town, Yunlin County Latitude and longitude 23.705748°N 120.428094°E Detailed information Latin name Li-ren Elementary School type Public elementary school Founding date April 1942 First principal Chen Jiangshui (take over after liberation) Liren Elementary School was founded in April 1942 during the Japanese occupation era, and was under the jurisdiction of Huwei Street, Huwei County, Tainan State. It was called the Southern National School at that time; after the Republic of China in 35 years (1946), it was renamed the second Huwei Township, Huwei District, Tainan County. The national school was renamed the South National Elementary School in Huwei Township, Tainan County the following year. It was only renamed "Liren" in 1951, and was changed from a national school to a national elementary school in 1968 when the Nine-Year National Education was implemented.

Lunch sucks, sweeping the floor, fucking your motherfucker's school

haven't read But the kids here will suddenly run off the road I know how to help my family make money at a young age??

My grandfather was the principal in the 1960s. As a child, what I looked forward to most was being able to go to the school to play when I returned to my hometown. The spacious roads and school buildings are very different from the crowded environment in Taipei; It’s not the same as before. The open space around is no longer seen, and the houses are covered in its place. The big ditch and farmland on the side are also gone. I really miss it.

It looks like a very beautiful national elementary school, but unfortunately it is not open for people to enter, so you can only take pictures outside.