Qin Quan junior high school experienced two invasions by Japanese invaders, and the school was looted and its property was destroyed. The clothes of teachers and students were robbed, and the food rented by Qin Quan Hall could not be recovered. The school's running funds are very difficult, so it is necessary to apply to the county government for an increase in subsidies (see "Qin Quan Junior Middle School's Application for Relief in the Autumn of the Republic of China"). The county government did not meet the requirements of the school, but only gave some subsidies month by month, but it still could not solve the difficulties. The school has to appropriately increase the learning valley for students, and the local people also try their best to maintain the survival and development of the school. From the founding of the school to 36 years of the Republic of China, the school enrolled 17 classes. In February 37, the school was returned to the county government and renamed as "Wuming County No.4 Junior High School".

1950, the school moved from Qin Quan to Luwo Street, 1952, and the school moved to Radish Beach. 1959, the school name is named after the school location, and it was renamed as Luobo Junior High School in Wuming County. From the founding of the school to the "Cultural Revolution", the school mainly recruited junior high school students. In September, 1958, Class Two of Senior High School enrolled students. From September 65438 to September 0969, the school stopped enrolling junior high school students and only enrolled senior high school students, with a two-year schooling. This school was named Luobo Middle School in Wuming County. 198 1 September, the school system was changed to three years.

Since 1969 opened high school, the school has trained nearly 10,000 qualified high school graduates for the country. Over the years, the school has adhered to the tenet of "seeking truth from facts, working hard and being realistic and innovative" and formed its own unique school-running concept and characteristics. Always keep pace with the development of the times, emancipate our minds and seek greater development. Under the guidance of the development strategy of "ten characteristics and ten qualities", the school has gradually realized the goal of "low enrollment and high quality", which truly embodies the educational thought of "all for students, all for students, all for students". In recent years, the school has made remarkable achievements in education and teaching. 1999, 8 students are enrolled in the undergraduate program, 37 students are enrolled in the specialist program, and 59 students are enrolled in colleges and universities; In 2000, there were 0/6 undergraduates, 20 junior college students and 78 students admitted to colleges and universities. 200 1 year, undergraduate 17, junior college 42, 13 1 was admitted to colleges and universities; In 2002, there were 3 1 undergraduate students, including key students 1 undergraduate, 85 junior college students, and 136 students were admitted to colleges and universities. In 2003, there were 53 undergraduate students, including 7 key students (excluding special students), 200 junior college students and 2 undergraduate students, and 255 students were admitted, with an online rate of 72%, and 28 1 was admitted to colleges and universities. Our school has successively won the "Progress Award of City Senior Three", "Third Prize of City Senior Three", "Second Prize of County Senior Three" and "First Prize of Teaching Quality Evaluation of County Senior Three in 2003". Since 1999, 5 students have won national awards, 17 students have won district awards, 4 students have won municipal awards and 24 students have won county awards. 2 1 teacher thesis won the district prize, and 134 teacher thesis won the county prize. Many articles by students have been published in newspapers and periodicals at all levels. The school was awarded "patriotic health advanced unit", "greening advanced unit" and "non-toxic school" by the municipal government, "moral advanced unit" by the county education bureau and "civilized unit" by the county government.