Taichung Coty Dadu District Dadu Elementary School - Dadu District

South Building is also resistant to earthquakes.

Great school, serious school.

The fifth grade teacher Wu is very good and caring about students!

It is a very dynamic old school of Baixun. The teachers and teachers work hand in hand to advance with the times and the value of academy!

Great school, clean and ecologically diverse, and has a history of Liangjiazi

I graduated here. This school is very small Smaller than my school in Nantou You can see the bottom as soon as you enter the school gate. Only read here for one year No feelings Some unhappy events happened So nothing, I won't come back to see Although except for that My days here are very moist. Especially the students are very good to me.

Dadu National Primary School was founded on: April 16, 13 years before the Republic of China. Twenty-five years of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1899, after the Sino-Japanese War. The sixth year, that is, Japanese rule, the fifth year of Taiwan) At that time, the gentry petitioned the Japanese authorities to obtain permission to set up a "Datong Public School" in the Dadu area. At the beginning of its establishment, there were no campuses and school buildings, so on the founding day, it temporarily borrowed the "Suoxi Academy" Wenchang Temple as the school, with the Japanese, Kimura Zuolang as the first principal. Japanese occupation period: In 1901 AD (Qing Guangxu twenty-seven years), Dabi villager Zhao Bi and so on ... 30 Wenchang Ancestral Furnace Masters donated more than ten lands behind the temple to the school. In 1909, the first new school building was built behind the Sulxi College. Note: Sulxi College is located at No. 60 Wenchang Road, Sulxi Village, Dadu District, Taichung City. It was under the jurisdiction of Dahua District of Changhua County in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. Earlier in the early years of Qianlong, there was the "Xiyong Society" sociology, which used to teach the township as the predecessor of the academy. In the fourteenth year of Guangxu (1888 AD), gentry Zhao Shunfang advocated the construction of Wenchang Ancestral Hall of the Sulxi College. The villagers donated money to raise funds. The mainland purchased the building materials and hired Hui'an craftsmen as construction workers. 1890) completed. With Wuwenchang emperor as the main god, a grand ceremony is held on the third day of the second lunar month of each year. After the establishment of the Sulxi College, most of the readers were local students in the school, and there were many talents in the high school township. They greatly contributed to the promotion of local education at that time. Sulxi College is also one of the few surviving colleges in the central region, and it is also the most rich in architectural decoration. The green-green painted patterns and chiseled delicate wood, brick, stone carvings, etc., can quite express the special style of Quanzhou Hui'an craftsmen, which is a rare masterpiece in traditional cultural and educational buildings. The Sulxi College adopts the traditional Minnan-style building configuration, and develops a two-in-one dragon guard layout in a central axis symmetrical manner, fully reflecting the stable courtyard spirit. The first entry is the mountain gate; the flying Sanchuan swallowtail ridge and the roof of the cascade, laid out the façade of the Quanta seven-story, the magnificent momentum is rare in this province. The second entry is the main hall with both sacrificial and lecture functions. The towering buildings and simple decoration create a solemn and solemn atmosphere in the main hall. The pavilion space in front of the main hall is one of the characteristics of the building of the Sulxi College; it is derived from the form of the "platform" in the Confucius Temple building. One of the most decorative spaces. In the eighth year of the Republic of China (1919 A.D.), the branch school "Shejiao Branch Teaching Field" was established. In the twelfth year of the Republic of China (AD 1923), Shijiao Branch School became an independent Shejiao Public School (today it is the predecessor of the chasing elementary school). In the twenty-seventh year of the Republic of China (1938 AD), Mr. Huang Chaoying donated the land where the school is located and moved to the school for the third time. In the 31st year of the Republic of China (AD 1942), it was renamed "Tatou National School" on April 1. After the period of recovery: In the 48th year of the Republic of China, "Yongshun Branch" was established. (In the fifty-fifth year of the Republic of China, the branch school became an independent Yongshun National School) In the fifty-sixth year of the Republic of China, "Ruifeng Branch" was established. (In the 58th year of the Republic of China, the branch was independent as Ruifeng National School) In the 57th year of the Republic of China, nine years of national compulsory education was implemented, and the school was renamed "Datong National Primary School in Dadu Township, Taichung County". In the 63rd year of the Republic of China, it was renamed "Dadu National Primary School in Dadu Township, Taichung County". In 1993, the name of the restored school was Datong National Primary School in Dadu Township, Taichung County, which is still in use today. In the ninety-ninth year of the Republic of China, on December 25, Taichung counties and cities merged, and the complete school name was changed to "Datong National Primary School in Dadu District, Taichung City".