In Linhai, Zhu's name is associated with Linshan Agricultural School. While teaching at Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, Zhu cooperated with his colleague Zhang Zuoren to compile zoology into three volumes according to French textbooks, which have been used as domestic zoology textbooks for a long time. When he was in Guangzhou, he wrote a popular science reading, The Scientific View of Birth, Aging, Illness and Death, which was published in 1936. Two books were paid more than two thousand yuan, and he sent them all back to his hometown to start his studies. Zhu took "breaking superstition, reforming common customs, transforming society and rejuvenating China" as his own responsibility, and set up primary schools and evening schools for the people in the ancestral hall in front of the store, and was elected as the principal. Big doctor began to educate primary school students, which was once praised as a beautiful talk. Five years later, Linshan Primary Agricultural Vocational School, a trinity of primary school, junior high school and agricultural school, was established. He designed the school emblem for Linshan School, with the words "heart", "hand" and "work" on it. The study style of "work-study program, multi-purpose" advocated by him is still worth learning by colleagues in vocational education. Seeing this, I turned to the accompanying teacher and asked, "Are these eight words the motto of Linhai Senior Vocational Middle School now?" I felt a little relieved after getting a positive answer.

At that time, the teachers in Linshan School were not highly educated, but they followed Zhu's example and stood on their own feet in the spirit of mutual assistance in teaching. Under Zhu's call, celebrities such as Lu, Bi Xiushao and others have come to Linshan to give lectures. Zhu also collected a large number of books from the folk and publishing circles, which made Linshan School a famous institution in eastern Zhejiang during War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's period. At one time, it was "famous in Taizhou and famous in Zhejiang".

Zhu has a famous saying: "Science needs the life of all mankind." He made outstanding contributions to the country and people all his life, not only in his hometown, but also in scientific research. I continue to look at the contents of the exhibition hall, which is a good opportunity to get to know this country sage. I didn't expect this exhibition hall to have such rich contents.

From 65438 to 0935, Zhu worked as a researcher at Beiping Institute of Zoology and a professor at Sino-French University. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he served as professor and head of the Department of Zoology of Taiwan Province Provincial University. After the founding of New China, he served as the director of Shanghai Institute of Experimental Biology, China Academy of Sciences, and 1956 was elected as a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and a deputy to the Second National People's Congress. Zhu is one of the pioneers of cytology and experimental embryology in China. He has made great contributions to scientific research such as "artificial propagation of domestic fish" and "introduction and domestication of Indian castor silkworm", and cultivated the first batch of "ancestor-free toads" in the world.