The word "constantly striving for self-improvement" comes from the Book of Changes, which says "a gentleman is always striving for self-improvement". Self-respect means self-respect, continuous self-improvement and continuous progress. Self-improvement is the traditional virtue of the Chinese nation, and it should be regarded as a kind of training to achieve the cause. Our school was originally a "self-improvement school", and the name also took this meaning.

"Hongyi" comes from The Analects of Confucius, saying that "without Hongyi, there is a long way to go in Xiu Yuan". It means ambitious, strong and decisive. This word was in the motto of our school in the 1930s, "Ming Cheng Hong Yi".

The use of "self-improvement" and "Hongyi" not only summarizes the above meanings, but also reflects the historical depth and school spirit of our school.

"Seeking truth" means learning, trying to explore the law and pursuing the truth. The language of "Han Shu" is "Make the past serve the present and seek truth from facts". Tuoxin: There should be no clear source for innovation.