What was the name of the former private school?

Shú, also known as private school, folk school, library, private school or school, is a traditional educational institution in China, which is popular in the traditional society of East Asia. Private schools are mostly run by scholars, scholars and other private individuals, and are run by teachers in their own homes. Most of the students are children between the ages of six and eight, and the students pay the binding fee. Rich children teach independently, or by Murai. Its teaching purpose is mainly to enlighten literacy, and most of the reading contents are related to scientific research, including four books, poems, books, Yi and Zuo Zhuan. Older people read ancient Chinese, learn Chinese characters and write poems, and the length of study depends on their needs.

A kind of private school refers to that the school teachers run schools in their own homes or borrow ancestral temples, and students pay a certain "training fee" to enter the school-also known as "home school". There are three types of private schools: one is "home school"; Second, "village learning" is also called "home school"; Third, "sitting in the pavilion" is also called "teaching pavilion".

Private school is a private preschool education institution established in families, clans or villages in ancient China. It is a private school in the old days, with Confucianism as the core and an important part of private school. On the eve of the founding of New China, the * * * production party carried out the land reform policy in the liberated areas, and some school directors lost the ability to hire school teachers because of the confiscation of land. At the same time, with the deepening of the ideological transformation of teachers, some teachers feel that they are no longer suitable for running a library for a living, so they find another career. After the founding of New China, private schools gradually disappeared.