There were primary schools and universities in ancient times. Poetry, calligraphy, ceremony and music are the learning contents in universities, while the teaching contents in primary schools are textual exegesis, so primary schools have become another name for philology. Primary school is the basic education of ancient students, and the mastery of primary school will affect a person's later knowledge development.

When we interpret the classic Great Learning, we have already mentioned some ancient education in Xue Ji in the last article. Here, let's take a look at the ancient universities and primary schools in China.

Modern people go to primary school first, then to middle school and then to college. Ancient people also went to primary school first, and then to university (Thailand). At that time, there was no concept of middle school, and there was no school at this level.

The ancient university explained:

Imperial College was the highest national institution of higher learning in ancient China. The name of imperial academy began in the Western Zhou Dynasty. The names of universities in Xia, Shang and Zhou are different. During the Five Emperors, the University was named, in the summer, and in the Shang Dynasty, located in the western suburbs of Luoyi City.

Imperial academy, also known as "imperial academy" and "Sinology", was the highest institution of higher learning and the highest educational administration established in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. In ancient times, students studying in imperial academy were called "Jianzi". Imperial academy not only accepts students from all ethnic groups in China, but also accepts foreign students, which has played an active role in cultivating talents from all ethnic groups in China and promoting cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries.

Shi Jing University Hall was used by Peking University and Beijing Normal University in the late Qing Dynasty 1898 to191. As one of the "New Deal" of the Reform Movement of 1898, the school was founded on1July 3, 898. It was the first national university in modern China, and its establishment marked the beginning of modern national higher education in China.