Everyone is too familiar with "school" and may never have thought of a source. In fact, in ancient times, schools were also called "schools". Note that this is not the simplified word "itch", but "itch" (pronounced "fragrance"). Why use it to represent the school? ?

Judging from the structure of the word "Guang", the prefix "Guang" stands for spacious house. こたたたたたたたたたたたたたたたた？

There are many records in ancient books, such as The Book of Rites? Drinking in the countryside means: "the host family worships guests outside the door." "Mencius? Hui Liang Wang Shang: Sincere teaching. 〞〞〞〞〝よ〝よ〝よ〝よ〝〝〝〝よよよよ. 〞?

In addition, the word "Lao" derived from "Lao" is an ancient title of local scholars. 〝庴こはis a name for students in official, state and county schools in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. ?

According to research, there were schools in China more than 4,000 years ago. The earliest school was called 〝よ〞. The higher-level university was called "Shang" and the lower-level primary school was called "Xia". Later, in the Xia Dynasty, the school was divided into four classes, namely "learning", "east order", "west order" and "school". In Shang dynasty, it was called "learning", "right learning", "left learning" and "preface" During the Western Han Dynasty, schools were divided into central schools and local schools, with imperial academy as the central school and Gong Xue as the local school. In the Tang Dynasty, the school system reached its peak and the classification was more detailed. Schools in the Ming and Qing Dynasties all inherited the system of the Tang Dynasty. It was not until the 28th year of Guangxu in the late Qing Dynasty (1902) that the school was called "Tang Xue" for the first time in the articles of association of the King James School. After the Revolution of 1911, the Ministry of Education of the Republic of China announced a new academic system, and "Tang Xue" was renamed "School", which has been in use ever since.