During the Republic of China, primary and secondary school teachers came from private schools, higher secondary normal schools, middle schools, rural normal schools, simple normal schools, graduates or dropouts, and students in short-term normal classes. County middle school principals are selected and recommended by the county government and appointed by the Provincial Department of Education. Principals of private middle schools are selected by the school board and reported to the Provincial Department of Education for the record. Teachers in public and private secondary schools shall be provided with resumes of qualified personnel by principals and submitted to the competent education administrative authorities for approval. Primary school teachers are appointed by the principal for a term of six months or one year. The letter of appointment is generally accompanied by an employment contract, which includes the position, course, term of office, salary, etc. 22 years (1933) primary school teacher registration, 105 teacher registration. In 28 years of the Republic of China, there were 433 teachers in the county, of whom 136 were qualified in registration, 76 were qualified in training and issued certificates, and the following year 177 were replaced by qualified teachers. In 29 years, the number of primary and secondary school teachers increased to 640. In 30 years, there were 728 primary and secondary school teachers. 3 1 year, there are 885 primary and secondary school teachers. In 37 years of the Republic of China, among the 844 primary and secondary school teachers in the county, 19 had a junior college degree, 93 had a junior college or normal teacher level, 263 had a simple teacher and short-term teacher training class, 120 had a high school education, 274 had a junior high school education and 76 others.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the people's government attached importance to the professional arrangement of teachers. 1950, all 776 teachers in the Republic of China were registered and continued to be employed, and a new group of intellectuals were recruited from the society to expand the teaching staff. 1998, the county has 982 faculty members. Since then, with the development of education, the county has arranged some graduates from universities and colleges allocated by the state every year to enrich the teaching staff. From 1950 to 1985, there are 1 135 college graduates in the teaching staff, accounting for 52.4% of the total number of college graduates allocated by the state to Xinxing County. Secondly, recruit some young people with a certain educational level and demobilized military cadres from the society as private teachers to enrich the teaching staff. Among them, 1785 private teachers were newly recruited in 1979, accounting for 5 1.4% of the total number of teachers in the county that year. These teachers participated in short-term rotation training and correspondence learning, as well as their teaching practice, cultural quality and professional ability, and their ranks continued to expand. 1985 There were 3,236 teaching and administrative staff in the county, including 2 104 full-time teachers, 2.3 times more than 1950. Among the 837 full-time middle school teachers in the county, 365 have undergraduate or junior college education, accounting for 43.6% of the total number; There are 389 people with secondary professional education level, accounting for 46.5% of the total number; There are 83 people with high school education, accounting for 9.9% of the total number.