190 1 year (the 27th year of Guangxu reign in Qing dynasty), the Qing government issued an imperial edict to promote learning, so that all provinces changed academies into schools, and Zheng Yang Shushu was renamed Hangfu Middle School.
19 1 1 year (the third year of Qing Dynasty), Hangfu Middle School was renamed as Zhejiang No.1 Middle School.
19 13 (in the second year of the Republic of China), Zhejiang No.1 Middle School was renamed as Zhejiang No.1 Middle School. Zhejiang Provincial No.1 Normal School 1906 (thirty-two years of Guangxu reign in Qing Dynasty) In May, Zhejiang Governor Zhang was allowed to rebuild Zhejiang official secondary normal school with the former site of Hangzhou Fuguoyuan in Ming and Qing Dynasties.
1908 Spring (thirty-four years of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty), the school building was completed, and the school started in April, offering elective courses for excellent teachers, simple courses for primary school teachers and specialized courses for gymnastics.
19 12 (the first year of the Republic of China), the school was renamed Xuetang. The higher authorities of Zhejiang two-level normal schools were closed, and their public students were merged into Beijing Higher Normal School, leaving the primary school to continue to handle it.
19 13 in may, the Zhejiang provincial parliament passed the resolution on establishing provincial normal schools, changing the primary department of a secondary normal school into the first normal school in Zhejiang province. The Historical Evolution of Hangzhou Senior High School in Zhejiang Province
1923 the school implements the system of co-education between middle schools and teachers, and the first normal school in Zhejiang Province is merged with the first middle school in Zhejiang Province. The two schools are collectively called Zhejiang No.1 Middle School, and the Zhifangbo Campus of Zhejiang No.1 Middle School keeps the middle school (now Hangzhou No.4 Middle School). Before the ordinary high school moved to Gong Yuan, it was co-organized with the Teachers College.
1927, Zhejiang Girls' Middle School (now Hangzhou No.14 Middle School) merged.
1928, Zhejiang No.1 Middle School was renamed as Zhejiang No.1 Middle School.
1929, the school was changed to authoritarian junior high school, which was divided into one and two parts; In the same year, Zhejiang Provincial High School was established.
193 1 year, the Zhejiang provincial government decided to set aside the former site of Confucius Temple in Nanshan Road, Hangzhou, and set up Zhejiang Provincial Hangzhou Normal School (now Hangzhou Normal University). In the same year, all the teachers and students of Zhejiang Senior Middle School moved out of the old campus of Gong Yuan. The women's department of Zhejiang No.1 Middle School has once again become an independent women's school in Zhejiang Province.
1933, the school was renamed Hangzhou Senior High School in Zhejiang Province.
1937 after the outbreak of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, the school moved to Lishui, and together with Zhejiang Hangzhou Junior Middle School, Zhejiang Hangzhou Girls' Middle School, Zhejiang Jiaxing Middle School, Zhejiang Huzhou Middle School and Zhejiang People's Experimental School, it formed Zhejiang Temporary United Middle School.
1939 Hangzhou Junior High School in Zhejiang Province was set aside to establish a temporary joint junior high school in Zhejiang Province.
1945, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression won, and the school moved back to the front line of Gong Yuan.
Zhejiang Guo Li Middle School was merged.
195 1 Hangzhou Middle School was merged and renamed Hangzhou No.1 Middle School in Zhejiang Province.
1969, renamed Hangzhou Refinery No.57 School, and later renamed Hangzhou No.1 Middle School in Zhejiang Province.
1988, Hangzhou No.1 Middle School in Zhejiang Province was renamed Hangzhou Senior High School in Zhejiang Province.