1. Education in the Republic of China basically maintained neutrality, freedom of thought, academic freedom and independence of personality, and did not publicize the party's ideas and religious teachings.

2. The government has a sense of national mission and attaches great importance to education, which is completely free (including the most difficult anti-Japanese period).

The government attaches great importance to the investment in education, which is based on intellectuals rather than officials. City and county funds shall not be less than 35% of the total budget. 4. Teachers' salaries: The government knows that national rejuvenation depends on intellectuals, and those in power will be disastrous if they are not careful. Therefore, the Republic of China attached great importance to the treatment of teachers.