Xinzhuxianemeixiangemei Elementary School

Inheritance of education

Emei Elementary School Through the efforts of the current principal of Chen Shengyuan Take life aesthetics into campus Among them, the local beauty oriental tea Cultivating kindergarten students as tea divisions Create Hakka Tea Culture Another Aesthetic Lecture Hall In order to invite well-known teachers in the local area to take Hakka cuisine, tea culture, art and other special courses Inherit education for the next generation of children through life aesthetics It is understood that President Chen once led the five choral choirs to the Presidential Palace when he served as the former principal of Taoshan Elementary School in Wufeng Township. At that time, the teachers and students of the school received Shu Rong's applause and surprise from the far-reaching goal of the whole country. You may wish to take a trip to Emei Elementary School to experience the 119 years of flowering

Emei Elementary School Wind and Rain Stadium!

The school left over from the Japanese Occupation era...There is an ancient well in the school to visit...

A small school full of warmth But with the hard work of the enthusiastic principals and teachers? Really great

There is an ancient well on the right side of the gate of Emei Elementary School, which has a history of more than 100 years. The well was originally used by the people of Emei village, and the well was sealed underground. Little is known. When a new township library was built on the elementary school campus where the Emei Township Government was located in 1988, an iron ox cart loaded with gravel passed over the well. Well, the wheel plunged into the well, and everyone knew that there was an ancient well buried deep there. The school covered the well with a cement board. It was not until the 100th anniversary celebration of Emei Elementary School in the Republic of China in 1987 (1998) that the manhole cover was opened and a simple well circle was enclosed for alumni to visit. Two years later, the Preparatory Committee for the Centennial Celebration of Emei Elementary School used the school celebration fund to repair the ancient well as a Centennial Memorial Building. According to Elder Emei: "This ancient well was drilled in the early development of Emei, and it has a history of more than 100 years." It is made of pebbles and is three feet deep. It sees water all the year round. It used to be the most important water source for residents of Yuemei Village.

There are kindergartens, primary schools and kindergartens with their own kitchens. It is a better school in the hometown! Located next to the Dangui Palace!