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The History of Ethnic Education in Gelanghe Township
In the 27th year of the Republic of China (i.e. 1938), the Education Department of Fohai County opened the "Seven Primary Schools in Fohai" in henan village, Gelanghe Township, and it was closed in 1946 due to the war. 195 1 In September, a young Dai teacher, Zhou Dejun, volunteered to run a school in the Grand River. Through his efforts, Henan primary school, which had been closed for many years, resumed classes. Soon, Mr. Zhou Dejun founded Xiaohula Primary School. Since then, ethnic education in Gelanghe Township has mushroomed and turned a new page.

In order to develop ethnic education, the Party and the government sent groups of educated and ambitious young teachers from the mainland to the border areas to set up schools, took root in the hard Hani villages and devoted their youth to ethnic education, which won the love of the Hani people and built an unforgettable monument in people's hearts. Zhou Dejun, Zhou Qiongfen, Xie Ya 'an, Zhou, Dao Yong Guang, Yang Xing, Liu Gang,,, Yang Dexian, etc. , are model and excellent teachers in frontier teachers, and pioneers and witnesses of primary and secondary education in Gelanghe Township.