One of the oldest schools at Miaoli's southern edge.
Zhuolan Elementary was founded in 1906 during the Japanese colonial era, making it one of the oldest schools in the township. The school sits at the southernmost tip of Miaoli County, bordering Taichung. Among its historic assets is a preserved Japanese-era dormitory, now lovingly restored as the "Hakka Poet Zhan Bing Story Literature Museum and Raoping Hakka Language Park," which honors a locally significant Hakka literary figure.
卓蘭國小創立於日治時期明治39年（1906年），是全鎮歷史最悠久的學校之一。學校位於苗栗縣最南端，與台中市交界。校內保存一棟日治時期宿舍，經修復後成為「客家詩人詹冰故事文學館暨饒平客語園區」，用以紀念這位在地重要的客家文學家。
What makes this school worth knowing.
🏫 A Century-Old School
百年歷史老校
Founded in 1906 under Japanese rule, Zhuolan Elementary is one of the oldest schools in the township, carrying more than a century of local memory.
✍️ A Literature Museum on Campus
詹冰故事文學館
A restored Japanese-era dormitory now houses the Hakka Poet Zhan Bing Story Literature Museum and Raoping Hakka Language Park, honoring a celebrated local poet.
🗺️ Miaoli's Southernmost School
苗栗縣最南端
Sitting at the very southern tip of Miaoli County on the border with Taichung, the school occupies a distinctive geographic position in the county.
Honoring Hakka literary heritage.
Zhuolan straddles the Miaoli-Taichung border with blended Hakka and Hoklo heritage; the school's restored Japanese-era dormitory now honors local Hakka poet Zhan Bing, directly tying the campus to the township's literary Hakka culture and mountain-fruit-farming identity. See the Miaoli county page for more on the region.
Find the school.
Xincuo Village, Zhuolan Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan
苗栗縣卓蘭鎮新厝里中山路125號
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