The Tai Zhou school was begun by Wang Gen and developed by the likes of Jing Yen Ehun, Wang Bi(王襞), Luo Ru Fang, He Xin Yin, Li Ehi, Jiao Hung and Zhou Ru Deng. Each generation of the school outdid the former. Their theory of “searching the solitude far in the mountains, bringing wisdom to the market place”(入山林求會隱逸,過市井啟發愚蒙) helped to establish universal education for society. They established the notion of an ideal society with their motto “everyone can be a‘gentleman’“ (人人君子,比至可封). They advocated notions of spiritual and physical well being, completing oneself and completing others and returning to the original mind in pursuing an educational policy beneficial to happiness in life. They employed easy to learn songs and poetry as well as Confucian and Buddhist classics in this pursuit. Ideally, students would use these methods in happy interaction with teachers and other classmates. This would increase their desire to learn and they would progress quickly. The Tai Zhou School, with their emphasis on social life and their multi-faceted teaching material and activities, has a modern face. The results they achieved could be used for consideration in today's academic world.