Zhengyi Academy, formerly known as Zhengyi Bookstore, is located in Miri, Malaysia, Malaysia, Fuzhou (now Huang Xiang, Fuzhou). It was founded by the governor of Fujian and Zhejiang, Zuo Yuqing, for five years (1866). During the establishment of the publishing house, there were still some achievements, with a total of 525 volumes carved, which was named Tang Zhengyi Quanshu. Later, the then general of Zhenmin accepted the suggestions of Shen Baozhen and Yang, and was reorganized into Zhengyi Academy. The school site was selected in Luoshepu, Fuzhou (now the former site of the provincial library in Dongjiekou Scenic Resort Scenic Area). Zhengyi Academy was founded in the ninth year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1870). In the words of Dong Zhongshu, a great scholar in Han Dynasty, it is "only for friends, not for their benefit". The college was later merged with Fengchi College and renamed Quan Min University Hall. Now it is also regarded as the predecessor of Fuzhou No.1 Middle School.