"Pulling a child is to support the family." With this belief, Chen Zemin, a junior high school in Lanzhou University, actively strives for all kinds of resources, so that a school with 80% disadvantaged families in a cultural desert can have a band, offer various courses and even provide university graduation scholarships, and become the first complete junior high school in the region. Another Sky of Taiwanese Education not only introduces the experimental education outside the system of Taiwan Province Province, but also records the reform of schools within the system.

Dalongdong is one of the oldest community settlements in Taipei. Bi Meng is late in Ga, and earlier than Avenue City. Twenty or thirty years ago, it was still a gathering place for foreigners who came to Taipei to make a living, killing pigs, smoking, gambling and taking drugs. Therefore, Lanzhou Junior High School, located in Dalongdong, datong district, Taipei, was once a famous rogue Pacific school in Taipei. At present, there are about 200 students in the school, 80% of whom come from low-income families, single-parent families, bereaved families and separated families. The proportion of double disadvantaged families or poor families ranks among the best in all middle schools in Taiwan Province Province.

Chen Zemin, the headmaster, is asking for help everywhere to raise money. This extra job needs to bear different eyes from all sides. President Chen wants to raise meals for about one hundred children. Scholarships are for children who have no money to study. Although donations from Taiwan Province Province are often remitted to other countries to help the poor, in Taipei, the capital of Taiwan Province Province, there are children who have dropped out of school because of difficulties in life, and they have been funded by a school for many years, maintaining young people's hopes for future life.

Actively communicate and interact with the community and provide rural services.

"There is a family's house number, but I can't find it several times." President Chen and his tutors visited every family and really understood the family situation of each child. "In the end, it really became a resource recycling field!" The teacher with red eyes said, "But the child is dressed neatly every day and looks happy to go to school. I didn't expect that. 」

It's hard to imagine living in Taiwan Province today. "Parents say that there is no desk at home and it is not suitable for reading. I thought there must be a bed without a desk. " Later, the teacher went to the students' home and saw that "a room of five or six square meters was crowded with four people, using a public toilet. The so-called bed was full of sundries, and even sleeping could only be curled up in the corner. 」