From the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC) to the year of 130 (AD 6 18-756) at the end of Tianbao in the Tang Dynasty, the country was the most prosperous and the education was the most developed, forming a fairly complete school education system.
Schools directly under the central government include "six schools" and "two libraries" These six central schools belong to the direct line, including Guo Zi, imperial academy, Four Schools, Calligraphy, Arithmetic and Law. Zhili of Liu Xue is in imperial academy, and the chief executive toasted the whole country. The first three of the six schools belong to the university nature, and the last three belong to the college nature. The "Second Pavilion" is Chongwen Pavilion and Hongwen Pavilion, which belong to collateral departments. Hong Wen Pavilion belongs to the gate directly under the province; Chongwen Pavilion belongs to the East Palace. The descendants of the royal family set up another royal primary school.
Schools run by local governments have government schools in every government, state schools in every state, county schools in every county, city schools and town schools in counties. Schools in prefectures, counties and cities all belong to the direct line and have a long history. The actual development of local schools is in the era of Zhenguan. In 629, the Tang Dynasty also ordered the state to set up medicine, which was the first time in the history of China. During the Kaiyuan period (AD 7 13-74 1), Fuzhou County School had a certain scale and formed a relatively complete system.
Attachment: Diagram of educational system in Tang Dynasty