A school split off from Hsinchu's original public school.
Zhulian Elementary's predecessor, Nanmen National School, was established on July 1, 1954, and renamed Zhulian National School just a month later, on August 1. It became a fully independent school in 1956, having split off from Hsinchu Public School (新竹公學校) — the city's original public school. The campus sits next to Hsinchu's back train station, facing one of Taiwan's oldest railway stations. In 2024, the school opened a new NT$110 million multi-function activity center.
竹蓮國小的前身「南門國民學校」於民國43年（1954年）7月1日設立，僅一個月後的8月1日即改名為「竹蓮國民學校」。學校於1956年由「新竹公學校」──新竹市最早的公立學校──分出，正式獨立設校。校園緊鄰新竹後站，面對台灣最古老的火車站之一。2024年，學校啟用一座斥資新台幣1.1億元興建的多功能活動中心。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🚉 Facing One of Taiwan's Oldest Stations
面對台灣最古老車站之一
The campus sits next to Hsinchu's back train station, facing one of Taiwan's oldest railway stations — a daily reminder of the city's transportation history.
🛕 Next to a Historic Temple
鄰近歷史古廟
The school sits near Zhulian Temple (竹蓮寺), dedicated to Guanyin, which the school treats as its community's center of local aesthetics and cultural transmission for students.
🏗️ A New Multi-Function Center
全新多功能活動中心
A NT$110 million multi-function activity center opened in 2024, modernizing the campus's facilities for sports and community events.
Where the railway meets the temple.
Zhulian Elementary faces the historic Hsinchu train station and sits near Zhulian Temple (竹蓮寺), dedicated to Guanyin — a site the school treats as its community's center of local aesthetics and cultural transmission for students. See the Hsinchu City county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
No. 226, Shipin Rd., East District, Hsinchu City, Taiwan
新竹市東區食品路226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 Zhulian Elementary and would like to correct or expand this page, please contact us.