First Minister: Cai Yuanpei

Others: Fan Yuanlian, Liu Guanxiong, Chen Zhenxian, Hongyi, Wang Daxie, Yan Xiu, Tang Hualong, Zhang Yi, Zhang Guogan, Sun, Fan Yuanlian, Fu Zengxiang, Yuan, Fu Yuebang, Fan Yuanlian;

Huang Yanpei, Qi Yaoshan, Huang Yanpei, Tang, Peng, Fan Yuanlian, Zhang Guogan, Yi Peiji, Zhang Zhaoshi, Yi Peiji, Ma Junwu, Hu Renyuan, Huang Ke, Wang Chonghui, Ren Kecheng,

Jiang Menglin,,,, Zhu Jiahua, Duan Xipeng, Weng, Zhu Jiahua, Wang Shijie, Chen Lifu, Zhu Jiahua,, Chen, Hangzhou.

Extended data:

After the founding of the Republic of China, the Education Department of the Qing Dynasty was renamed the Ministry of Education. At that time, Cheng Zheng Department, General Education Department, Special Education Department and Social Education Department were engaged in educational reform in China. 1926 After the establishment of Guangzhou National Government in March, the "Education Administration Committee" took over related work.

After Nanjing was established in the Republic of China 1927, the University of the Republic of China took over the former Education Administration Committee and became the highest educational institution in China. The Secretary of State, Higher Education and Academia Sinica are respectively responsible for the education of China people.

1928 65438+February 1 1 The government of the Republic of China promulgated the Organic Law of the Ministry of Education, which clearly designated the Ministry of Education as the highest organ of academic, cultural and educational administrative affairs in China, and officially took the Ministry of Education as its official name.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ministry of Education of the Republic of China

Reference link: China hownet-brief introduction of the minister of education during the Republic of China