In the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (137 1 year), Liu Zhaofu, a county magistrate, founded Gong Xue in the southeast of the county. In the 18th year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1482), Xu Xuan, the inspector general, rebuilt Gong Xue on Jiuling East Road (now the former site of Xingmin Middle School). Founded in Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty, it has always been the highest institution of learning in this area. 1903, He Ziyuan and Xiao Huichang, founders of modern education in China and veterans of the Revolution of 1911, founded a new school, and Gong Xue was transformed into Xingmin School (impromptu private middle school), with Qiu, a famous patriot, as the first principal and He Ziyuan as the first inspector; 1906 Xingning County Middle School (Xingning No.1 Middle School) is also here. 1925, when Jiang Zhongzheng Zhou Enlai led Huangpu Military Academy students eastward, he set up a headquarters in Gong Xue. Gong Xue still retains many ancient buildings rebuilt during Tongzhi period of Qing Dynasty, such as Dacheng Hall, Zunjing Pavilion, Dongxi Temple, Chi Pan and Lingxingmen. Covering an area of 600 square meters, the plaque of "Masters of Past Dynasties" in the hall was inscribed by Kangxi. 1962, Gong Xue was listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit. Gong Xue in Xingning was called Confucian Temple in ancient times, but it was renamed Confucius Temple after the Republic of China. It has been more than 700 years since it was built. There is also a record that Gong Xue, a Xingmin, was earlier than the ancient city of Xingning built in the Ming Dynasty, and was later destroyed by war. It was rebuilt after the Ming Dynasty. The Xianxian Building was built in the 1980s and 1990s. When the foundation was laid in front, the previous generation of blue bricks were found, which was elegant. It is estimated that the site was preserved first. In the fourth year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (137 1 year), Liu Zhaofu, a county magistrate, founded Gong Xue in the southeast of the county. In the 18th year of Chenghua in Ming Dynasty (1482), Xu Xuan, the inspector general, rebuilt Gong Xue on Jiuling East Road (now the former site of Xingmin Middle School). Since then, after reconstruction and expansion, the temple system in the late Qing Dynasty is as follows: Dacheng Hall in the middle, Worship Temple in the back, and Zunjing Pavilion in the back.

Mingluntang and its teachings are in the East, while Mo Chi and Wenfeng College are in the West. On both sides of the front of the temple are the East-West Hall, the Jimen Gate in the south, the Mingguan Hall on the left and the Xiangxian Hall on the right. In front of the door is the Pan Pool, and in front of the door is the Xingxingmen. There is a palace wall outside the door, and outside the wall is Taichi (also known as pre-school pool. This is the "moon" recorded by Hu, that is, the "seven stars with the moon" circulated in Xingning Geographical Feng Shui. Although it was a bit feudal, it is not difficult to understand why Gong Xue, a prosperous country, was once full of literary flavor when it was explained by the geographical feng shui at that time. In fact, it is the city center, and the stars arch the moon. Before that, there was the Dacheng Hall of Wenfeng Tower (Wenfeng stands tall).

According to the Records of Xingning County, the main hall of Dacheng Hall is dedicated to Confucius, and the eldest son and sages of Confucius are dedicated on both sides, with 16 people. 133 people worship sages and Confucian scholars. This shrine enshrines the first five generations of Confucius. The above owners were destroyed on 16 (1927).