In the Shinan District of Qingdao, an old building silently tells the memory of the city. The former site of Zhanshan Primary School is not only a former school, but also a witness to the development and evolution of Qingdao city. Standing in front of the school gate, which has gone through the wind and rain, it seems that you can hear the sound of the years, echoing in the tunnel of time.
Once, Zhanshan Primary School was a shining pearl of the island city. Built in the 30s of the last century, this school was one of the first public institutions in Qingdao at that time, carrying the mission of nurturing the future. However, the years are merciless, the wheel of time has run over, and the glory of Zhanshan Primary School has gradually faded, leaving only those old walls mottled, quietly telling the glory of the past.
Today, the former site of Zhanshan Primary School has been reduced to a temporary parking lot, surrounded by modern buildings, creating a striking contrast. What used to be a campus has now become a waiting place for cars, and cars come and go, but it can't hide the fact that this was once a campus. Above the remaining school gate, the words "Qingdao Zhanshan Primary School" can be vaguely seen, as if silently calling for the past years.
Walking into the former site of Zhanshan Primary School is a time tunnel. In the empty compound, there are several bungalows quietly scattered, and the holes in the roof bear witness to the passage of time. Perhaps, these remnants of the buildings are old, but they carry the memories of countless people and record the youthful years of that time.
Here, the reporter met two elderly people, who were students at Zhanshan Primary School and are now gray-haired elders. They stood in front of the former school building, their eyes full of nostalgia for the past. Recalling the past, their language reveals a strong sense of nostalgia, as if going back in time and returning to that former campus time.
The former site of Zhanshan Primary School has become a cultural relics protection unit in Shinan District. The preservation of such a historic building in this fast-growing city is not only a tribute to the past, but also a cherishing of the city's memory. Let us work together to protect this precious memory of the city, so that it will forever be fixed in the picture scroll of time and praised for future generations.
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