Xinyuan

Xiong Yuying, who was born in the late Qing Dynasty, was deeply aware of China's weakness through his own personal experience, and thus came up with the idea of "saving the country through education." Throughout his life, Xiong worked diligently in the education industry in Jiangxi and China: he opened primary schools, middle schools, and universities, and cultivated batches of elite figures in modern Chinese history: Zou Taofen, Zhang Guotao, Rao Shushi... In ancient China, there was a saying that "the most important thing is to establish virtue, the second is to perform meritorious service, and the second is to establish words." Many educators do not focus on writing books but focus more on practice in education. This is the case for Xiong Yuying. "The empty words I want to support are not as profound and clear as seeing the actions." During his long educational career, although Xiong Yuying did not leave any educational works or systematic and complete educational thoughts to future generations, he nevertheless profoundly influenced the historical appearance of modern education in Jiangxi and made great contributions to the development of modern education in Jiangxi with his diligent and personal educational practice. Its educational achievements and influence are not only unique in the educational history of Jiangxi in modern times, but also rare in China after modern times. What's even more rare is that Xiong Yuying, as an educator, has the "heroic style" of being willing to grudges and serving the country and the people. The word "teacher"...