A school named for a district border.
Zhongping Elementary takes its name — "Zhong-ping" — from its location straddling the border between Zhongli and Pingzhen districts (the school's exact founding date is not confirmed in available sources, though the school's own materials suggest an age of roughly 60 years). The school serves roughly 1,440 students in 55 classes, with about 30% of students coming from disadvantaged backgrounds, including single-parent families, new-immigrant families, and 430 Indigenous students. Its school district, the Guoling (過嶺) area, is described as a "typical Hakka village," containing well-preserved traditional buildings.
中平國小的校名「中平」取自其地處中壢與平鎮交界的位置（確切創校年份未見於現有公開資料，惟依學校自身資料估計約有60年歷史）。學校現有學生約1,440人、55班，約30%學生來自弱勢家庭，包括單親、新住民家庭，以及430名原住民學生。學區所在的過嶺地區被形容為「典型的客家聚落」，保存了許多傳統建築。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏘️ Two-Century-Old Hakka Homesteads
許家老屋、劉家古屋
The school's Guoling district contains the Hsu family homestead (~189 years old) and the Liu family homestead (~200 years old), plus a Qiu-family ancestral hall used for local heritage field trips.
🙏 23 Earth-God Shrines
23座土地公廟
The school's catchment area is home to 23 tudigong/大伯公 shrines, which the school incorporates into place-based cultural education for its students.
🤝 A Diverse Student Body
多元學生組成
About 30% of the school's roughly 1,440 students come from disadvantaged backgrounds, including single-parent families, new-immigrant families, and 430 Indigenous students.
Rooted in one of Zhongli's most intact Hakka villages.
Zhongping serves one of Zhongli's most intact Hakka village clusters (Guoling), giving it direct access to two-century-old Hakka homesteads and dozens of earth-god shrines that the school uses for place-based cultural education — a strong illustration of Zhongli's significant Hakka population. See the Taoyuan county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 12, Shuangfu Rd., Guoling Li, Zhongli District, Taoyuan City 320, Taiwan
桃園市中壢區過嶺里雙福路12號
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Last updated: July 2026 · Content adapted and condensed from the school's official Chinese-language website by the Taiwan Bilingual Hub team, not yet reviewed by the school. If you're from Zhongping Elementary School and would like to correct or expand this page, please contact us.