Every dynasty after the Eastern Han Dynasty had Biyong as a place to respect Confucianism and salute. Except the imperial academy Preparatory School (also known as "foreign studies") at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, all the other places were places for drinking, shooting dignitaries or offering sacrifices in the countryside.
2. Chengjun: According to legend, it was a school in the ancient Yao and Shun period.
In the later period of primitive clan commune, clan scale gradually expanded, forming tribal alliance.
Social life is often more complicated. In addition to family life, productive labor and military actions to resist foreign enemies, there are various collective ritual activities such as sacrifices and celebrations.
3. imperial academy: the educational institution and the highest institution of higher learning in feudal times. During the Wei, Jin, Ming and Qing Dynasties, either imperial academy or imperial academy was established, with different names and different systems. Students in institutions that teach children of princes and nobles are called "imperial students" or "national students".
4. imperial academy: imperial academy established during the Han and Wei Dynasties was changed to "Guo Zi School" in the Western Jin Dynasty and "imperial academy" in the Sui Dynasty. From then on, imperial academy and Imperial College called each other the highest institution of higher learning and the highest educational administrative institution.
5. Academy: an independent educational institution that emerged from the Tang and Song Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
Generally speaking, it is a private place where people gather to give lectures and learn knowledge.
There were four academies in the Song Dynasty.
The Donglin Academy in Ming Dynasty, which we are familiar with, trained a number of Lindong party member such as Yang Lian and Zuo Guangdou.
There were schools in China more than 4000 years ago.
At that time, the name of the school was "Jiong Jiong".
The higher-level university is called "Shandong" and the lower-level primary school is called "Xia Dong".
In the Xia dynasty (2 1 century-BC16th century), schools were divided into four grades, namely, learning, eastern class, western class and school.
In Shang dynasty (BC16th century ~ BC 1066), the names of these four schools were Xue, You Xue, Zuo Xue and Xu respectively.
Later dynasties also set up schools in the palace, which were called "Biyong" and "Chengjun".
In the Han Dynasty (AD 206-AD 23), the highest level school was called imperial academy, and the following schools were called East Learning, West Learning, South Learning and North Learning.
Later, imperial academy was changed to Guozixue, Guozisi and imperial academy.
The Han Dynasty was a prosperous period in the history of ancient education in China.
Schools in the Han Dynasty were divided into official schools and private schools.
Among them, the private school library, also known as Mongolian school, is a private school, which is equivalent to the primary school level.
Until 20 12, recently there were Ming dynasty (1368- 1644) and Qing dynasty (1644- 19 1), but "imperial academy" no longer existed. Become a national institution specializing in education management.
At this time, ordinary schools are called "academies", "study rooms" and "private schools".
In the 29th year of Guangxu, the Qing Dynasty promulgated the Regulations on Playing Learning, which not only clarified the whole school education system, but also stipulated the curriculum of schools at all levels.
The primary school curriculum published in the Game School Charter is the first formal primary school curriculum in China.