Confucian education in Fengcheng area began in Liao dynasty in 10 century, with private schools, followed by Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. 1687, the Qing dynasty sent the Manchu, Mongolian and Han military flags in the pass to Phoenix to be stationed, and set up more than a dozen private schools to educate the children of the Eight Banners, which led to the rise of private schools. 1780, Li Wende was the first scholar in Fengcheng, 1853, Jiang Jiaqing was the first scholar in Fengcheng. 1876, Chen Benzhi, commander of the eastern garrison, raised funds to worship Confucius in Fengcheng Confucian Temple to promote Confucian education. 1877, jianqifeng academy was a preparatory place for local imperial examinations, accepting students from Anton and kuandian. By 1895, the Confucian education system in Fengcheng had been perfected, with 1 academy and 200 private schools with 45,000 students. From 1780 to 1897, there are 3 Jinshi and 23 candidates in Fengcheng area. 19 14, Fengtian established the first provincial normal school (five-year undergraduate course), which was originally located in Anton, and was established in Fengcheng at the suggestion of the gentry in Fengcheng, becoming the first undergraduate school in Northeast China. In the early years of the Republic of China, Fengcheng made outstanding achievements in running schools and won the "Golden Harvest" medal of the president. Fengcheng No.1 Middle School, formerly known as Qifeng Academy, has a history of 129 years. Wang, the headmaster of 195 1, was received by Chairman Mao and Premier Zhou at the third session of the first session of China People's Political Consultative Conference. It was identified as 1962 provincial key middle school, 1982 first batch of key middle schools, and provincial demonstration high school in 2003. 1964 Guo Moruo inscribed a plaque for the school. This high school has trained a large number of talents for the country. Dongfanghong Primary School, founded in 1908, is famous for its achievements in "sequential training of primary school composition". Bao Quanjie, the principal of the school, was awarded "National Model Teacher" by the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Education. There are many masterpieces of literary and artistic creation, including famous novelists, poets, painters and Quyi writers, such as Yu Decai, Lin Heping, Wang Jinli, Fang Minggui, Sun Xiuhua, Sun Shiwei and Chen Xueliang. Manchu dance creation and performance have won many national awards. Fengcheng is a strong sports city. 1953, the county track and field team won the first place in the Liaoning Provincial Games team and the men's basketball team won the second place. From the late 1950s to the mid-1960s, Fengcheng was among the best in Liaoning Province and Dandong City. 1In June, 1976, the State Sports Commission held a school sports meeting in Fengcheng 13 in northern provinces, cities and autonomous regions. 1979 was rated as an advanced sports county in China. From the mid-1980s to the early 1990s, sports developed and improved in an all-round way, mass sports became popular, and sports performance improved rapidly. 199 1 was recognized as an advanced sports county in China by the State Sports Commission. Six Manchu sports were excavated and sorted out, among which Pearl ball was listed as the national Manchu sports competition, and the Pearl ball women's team won the first place in the country. It is the hometown of Liaoning basketball, and the men's basketball team of Dongfanghong Primary School has won the national championship. During the Cultural Revolution, it set an Asian discus record, and Wang Liping won the champion of walking race in the 26th Olympic Games.