Named for the family that shaped Jiufen's gold rush.
Qinxian Junior High was established in 1967, with a second-phase campus completed in 1970, on land donated by Yan Qinxian (顏欽賢) of the Taiyang Mining Company, after whom the school is named. The school operates a main campus in Jiufen and a branch campus in Bitou, serving students across Ruifang's mountain and coastal communities.
欽賢國中創立於民國56年（1967年），第二期校舍於1970年完工，校地由臺陽礦業公司的顏欽賢先生捐贈，學校也以他的名字命名。學校設有九份主校區與鼻頭分校區，服務瑞芳山區與海濱地區的學生。
What makes this school worth knowing.
💰 Named After a Mining-Family Benefactor
因礦業世家顏欽賢命名
The school's land was donated by Yan Qinxian of the Taiyang Mining Company, directly tying the school to Jiufen and Jinguashi's gold-mining aristocracy.
🏔️ Overlooking Jilong Mountain and the Yin-Yang Sea
俯瞰基隆山與陰陽海
The Jiufen main campus commands views of Jilong Mountain and the famous 'Yin-Yang Sea' coastline, one of Ruifang's most photographed landscapes.
🏫 A Two-Campus School
九份與鼻頭雙校區
Alongside its Jiufen main campus, the school runs a branch campus in Bitou, serving students across both Ruifang's mountain mining towns and its coastal villages.
Built on a gold-mining family's fortune.
The school was directly funded by the Yan family's mining fortune, tying it to Jiufen and Jinguashi's gold-mining aristocracy — the same lineage behind much of the area's historic development. See the New Taipei county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 3-1, Lunding Rd., Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan
新北市瑞芳區崙頂路3之1號
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