According to Zhou Li and Xue Ji, the Western Zhou Dynasty was the earliest educational system of "integration of politics and religion" divided by administrative regions in China. The administrative affairs of central education in the Western Zhou Dynasty were mainly handled by Liu Qing Zongbo. Zong Bo has a senior musician, also known as Lezheng, who is in charge of music and education and is the host of the Western Zhou School. The local governor is the highest leader of local education, and at the same time has the post of township doctor, who is in charge of the prohibition of politics and religion. This is the sprout of local education administration in China. Educational administration is the organization, leadership and management of national education. From this point of view, there was no complete and systematic education administration in the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (Spring and Autumn and Warring States). However, vassal States encouraged the establishment of private schools and even subsidized them; Paying attention to cultivating scholars and even holding large-scale learning palaces has become a special form of official learning.