This morning, I went to punch in Wuhan Food Treasure Road Street, and in addition to enjoying the food, I also unexpectedly encountered two century-old famous schools with a prominent reputation: Wuhan Middle School and Wenhua Middle School.
Wuhan Middle School was founded in 1920 by Comrade Dong Biwu, one of the proletarian revolutionaries of the older generation, one of the founders of the Party, and later acting president of the People's Republic of China. Here came Out Dong Biwu, Chen Tanqiu, and Li Hanjun, three major representatives of the CPC, all of whom were the early leaders and founders of the party, and also walked out of many revolutionary martyrs. Wuhan Middle School is known as "the most cattle middle school in party history", a place that witnesses the original intention of the Chinese communists, and a living teaching material for the study and education of party history.
The predecessor of Mandarin Middle School is the Cultural College, which trains reserve talents for Mandarin College. Founded in 1871, the school has been a full 150 years and is a veritable living fossil of secondary education in China. Over the past 150 years, the school has trained a large number of outstanding figures such as revolutionaries, scientists, artists, social scientists and social activists for the country. Including Liu Jing'an, Lu Chunrong, Song Jiaoren, Li Gongpu, Xiao Jingzhan, and other democratic revolutionaries, especially the proletarian revolutionaries Yun Daiying, Lin Yunan, and Tan Zhenlin; from here came Shen Zurong, the "father of library education" in China, Xia Zhiqiu, the famous musician (the first trumpet in the East), the "father of East Lake," and Zhou Cangbai, the first generation banker of New China. There are also wei Zhuomin, a famous philosopher and former president of Central China Normal University, many academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, including Shi Yuanchun, former president of China Agricultural University, Wang Zuoliang, president of Beijing Foreign Chinese University and English literary scholar, and Xiang Xinran, chief designer of the Yellow Crane Tower.
The famous calligrapher Qi Gong inscribed the name of the school
Mandarin Middle School also created China's first brass band composed of Chinese.