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the guide of Chinese culture. reports about China and its civilization: language, history, tourism, landscapes and gastronomy ... employing as teachers the most talented young people of the region whom it had sent to form years before with the scholars of. Sichuan it thus turned this isolated territory of the regions of the central plain into one of the best educated in the nation. in. these 2,000 years the school has been destroyed in three times but it remains in the same place where it was erected. The shishi school of chengdu, known by the city's inhabitants as the fourth secondary school, had as a precursor to wen weng shishi, founded during the last years of the reign of the jingdi emperor of the Western Han dyna*ty. is for its more than 2,000 years of history that is considered the oldest state school in China and one of the most in the years of reign of the emperor jingdi, that is, between the years 157 and 141 a. c., in the Western Han dyna*ty, wen weng (187-110 BC) was appointed governor of the Shu command, located in the current Chengdu. At that time, its geographical location and its particular topography kept the territory isolated from the regions of the central plain, so the cultural influence received from the center was very scarce and the area had poorly defined folk customs and a society before such circu*stances, and with the objectives of ending isolation and encouraging the emergence of a strong cultural education, by the year 141 a. c. Wen Wen created the Academy of Shu Command. to achieve success in his project, he selected the young people with the best learning and smartest skills in the region and took them, along with a set of typical Sichuan products, to the then capital of the empire, chang ' an there he looked for the scholars who enjoyed a