Before the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty (190 1), Fanchang County officially established academies and private schools. In the thirty-second year of Guangxu (1906), a new type of higher primary school hall was built. Since the Republic of China, county-run, district-run, ethnic-run and private primary schools have appeared constantly. In 18 (1929), there were 30 public and private primary schools in the county. After nearly ten years, although compulsory education has been implemented, primary education is still lingering. During the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, only all primary education was maintained. Weibaoxing Primary School and John Wan No.2 Middle School have achieved remarkable results. After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, the county government continued to carry out the "integration of politics and religion", and township (town) and Bao primary schools were developed, and county junior high schools were also restored. However, due to frequent wars, education is deeply disturbed, resulting in only three classes in junior high school, and the enrollment rate of primary school-age children is only 27%.

195 1 Private primary schools have generally risen, 1953 began to establish a normal teaching order. 1958 implements the principle of "walking on two legs", popularizes primary education, develops junior high school education, and establishes new vocational education. From 196 1 year, we reduced the scale, adjusted the layout and concentrated on improving the quality. 1965 Establish primary schools and agricultural reclamation schools. During the Cultural Revolution, education was the first to bear the brunt. After the disaster, the quality of education dropped sharply. 1969, the town middle school moved down, and social institutions ran middle schools. 197 1 year, people's communes started their own schools in various forms, and the primary school popularization rate increased year by year.

After 1978, a new situation began to appear in education. By 1986, the county's primary school graduation rate reached 70%; Township primary schools have basically achieved "nothing" (schools have no dangerous buildings, classes have classrooms, and everyone has desks and stools); Secondary education has developed steadily; Early childhood education develops to the countryside, and the number of independent kindergartens increases; Nine townships (towns) basically eliminated illiteracy among young and middle-aged people and held amateur high schools. Adult education such as various vocational and technical schools, correspondence courses, TV universities, and higher education self-study exams has begun to take shape.