17/02/2026
楠溪江畔再聚首，廿载同窗话情深——永嘉中学2005届3班毕业20周年同学会圆满举行
冬日的永嘉暖意融融，楠溪江的碧波荡漾着岁月的涟漪，见证着一场跨越廿载的青春之约。近日，永嘉中学2005届3班毕业20周年同学会在永嘉圆满举行，36名同窗跨越山海重聚故土，与邵永腾、张光平、赵大藏、金可程、孙立多、卢建雄、周东欣7位恩师一道，重游母校、共忆韶华，在时光流转中重温那份纯粹而深厚的师生情、同窗谊。
同学会伊始，大家怀着忐忑又期待的心情，首先奔赴永嘉中学老校区。行政楼的青砖黛瓦、食堂的熟悉格局、宿舍的斑驳门窗、操场的落日余晖，一如20年前的模样，瞬间唤醒了众人尘封已久的青春记忆。“还记得这里的晨跑吗？我们喊着整齐的口号，声音回荡在整个校园上空！”“晚自习时，我们在这栋教学楼里奋笔疾书，偶尔的窃窃私语、偷偷传递的小纸条，都是紧张学习中的小确幸啊！”，同学们漫步在校园的每一个角落，指尖抚过老建筑的墙面，当年的一幕幕清晰如昨：清晨操场上朝气蓬勃的跑操身影，课间休息时用英语金老师的录音机播放周杰伦《依然范特西》、蔡依林《看我七十二变》的热闹场景，运动会上为了班级荣誉并肩作战、哪怕摔倒也笑着爬起来继续冲刺的执着，雁荡山秋游时回荡山谷的欢声笑语，元旦晚会上略显笨拙却格外真诚的表演，还有让人忍俊不禁的“火车头网吧事件”、流传至今的“带头大哥”称号，这些碎片化的记忆片段，串联起了一段完整而珍贵的青春岁月，成为彼此热议不休的话题。
随后，同学们移步永嘉中学新校区。作为2003年新校区奠基仪式的亲历者，多数人却是首次踏入这座现代化校园。感谢母校对同学会的支持，为我们精心打了电子屏欢迎标语、并打开了校史馆供大家学习参观。特别是金玲勇书记热情地接待了大家，并详细介绍了学校“三易属地、四迁校址、五更校名”的风雨历程。从1952年创办至今，永嘉中学历经岁月洗礼，如今已成长为浙江省一级普通高中特色示范学校，“立诚勿怠，格物致知”的校训精神在一代又一代师生中代代相传。金书记寄语各位校友，“母校永远是你们的港湾，希望大家常回母校看看，感受校园的变化与温暖”，并提前送上了新年的美好祝福，让在场同学深切感受到母校的蓬勃发展与殷切关怀。
“上课！起立！同学们好！老师好！”，熟悉的课堂仪式在新校区的教室里再度重现，当班主任邵永腾老师走上讲台，一句深情的感慨瞬间拉近了时光的距离：“当年教你们的时候，我正如今日的你们这般年纪，正值盛年。”他细数着同学们的青春往事，尽管岁月流转，但多数同学的模样仍清晰地印在他的脑海中。邵老师叮嘱大家，如今的同学们都已成为家庭和事业的骨干力量，在肩负重任的同时，也要继续努力奋斗，更要保重身体，平安喜乐常伴一生。
数学教师赵大藏依旧保持着当年风趣睿智的风格，他以“三角形稳定性”为巧妙切入点，为同学们送上了饱含哲理的人生箴言：“健康的身体、温暖的家庭、安身立命的事业，便是支撑我们幸福人生的三个顶点，只有这三个顶点足够坚固，人生才能稳如泰山。”他还幽默地祝愿同学们的人生如实数集般广阔无垠，在广阔的定义域中取得属于自己的最大值；而师生之间的情谊，就像圆周率π一样，无穷无尽，永不循环。
英语教师金可程则格外动情，作为他在永嘉中学教的第一个班级，从高一到高三的三年陪伴让他记忆犹新。他分享了班级里的诸多趣事，尤其是开心果黄州云同学当年的“恶作剧”，引得全场哄堂大笑。同时，他还特别提及了班级的亮眼成绩——永嘉中学2005届毕业生中共有11名博士生，而我们班就占据了8席，这份沉甸甸的荣誉，尽显当年班级“好学勤学”的优良学风传承。
历史教师孙立多则以“历史是活的，不是死的，因为历史是由人来创造的”为主题，勉励大家在今后的人生道路上，要勇敢做自己人生的掌舵者，创造属于各自的精彩历史篇章。其他几位老师也纷纷发言，或分享当年的教学点滴，或送上真挚的祝福，让同学们仿佛又回到了20年前的课堂之上。
当晚的晚宴现场灯火璀璨，暖意融融，筹备组同学们的全心付出，让这场跨越20年的聚会格外圆满。据了解，此次同学会的筹备过程并非一帆风顺，最初拟定的29人名单中，有不少人明确表示无法参加，真实愿意到场的仅有20人左右。在腊月十八那天，筹备组甚至一度提议暂缓举办此次同学会。但在千一、州云等同学的耐心劝导和不懈努力下，大家在当天晚上热烈讨论至23点半，最终确定了大致的活动方案。这里不得不提一下永中学子的执行力，大家分工协作、各尽其责：千一主动承担起联系酒店包厢的重任，潘帅全力邀请各位老师参加，银燕负责对老师的“二次攻坚”，确保每位恩师都能莅临，州云对接活动策划的各项细节，翔翔、又新则忙着场地布置及定制纪念衣服等事宜，相鹏则尽心尽力地联络每一位同学。正是这份热心与坚持，才让大家得以在20年后欢聚一堂，共忆往昔岁月。
值得一提的是，我们班曾经历过高一文理分班，全班共有61名同学，截至聚会举办前，筹备组已成功联络到了97%的同窗，仅有两位同学暂时无法取得联系。为了这场珍贵的相聚，同学们纷纷排除万难：有从西班牙专程回国后主动联系筹备组的孙新新，有提早结束旅游行程匆匆赶回的胡程群，有特意推迟家庭分岁酒的林蓓蓓，这些暖心的举动，让每一位在场的人都倍感亲切与动容。当然，也有不少身处国外、省外的同学因距离遥远等原因未能到场，但他们都通过视频、微信等方式送上了自己的祝福，让这份情谊跨越了空间的阻隔。
晚宴上，班长代表全体同学登台致辞，他的话语中满是激动与感慨：“此刻站在这里，看着眼前一张张既略带陌生又熟悉的面孔，我的内心满是激动与感慨。20年前，我们在永嘉中学的校园里挥手作别，带着青涩与憧憬奔赴各自的人生旅途；20年后的今天，我们跨越山海再度相聚，只为赴一场青春的约定。能在这样特殊的时刻与大家重逢，我由衷地感到幸福与荣幸！”他细数着20年间的成长与牵挂，如今的大家早已褪去了当年的青涩懵懂，肩负起了家庭与事业的双重责任。同学中有桃李满天下的大学教授，有技术精湛的主刀医生，有事业有成的企业家，也有悉心照料家庭的贤夫良妻。无论现在身处何种岗位、过着怎样的生活，这份纯粹的同窗情谊，都如同永嘉的山水一般，清澈而绵长，是大家共同的精神财富。
随后，班长向全体同学发出倡议：“让我们把这次聚会作为新的起点，今后常联系、常相聚！及时分享生活中的喜怒哀乐，让情谊在日常中延续；更可以约定下一个十年、二十年，再回到永嘉这片故土，重游母校、共话家常。无论相隔多远，都不要让忙碌成为疏远的借口。
“为了20年的久别重逢，为了不变的师生情、同窗谊，也为了美好的未来，干杯！”随着班长的提议，全场同学与老师共同举杯，酒杯碰撞的清脆声响回荡在宴会厅内，晚宴氛围推向高潮。歌声、笑声、畅谈声交织在一起，定格成一幅跨越时光的温暖画面。
此次同学会，不仅是一次青春记忆的回溯，更是一场情谊的延续与精神的传承。正如永嘉中学七十余载的办学初心，2005届3班的同学们也将带着母校的教诲、师生的期许、同窗的祝福，在人生道路上继续笃定前行。“借问同舟客，何时到永嘉？”大家满心期待，下一次相聚时，每个人都能带着更好的自己，赴一场更美的约定！
撰稿｜2005届（3）班张勇
编辑 | 陈乐旋
审核 | 陈海光
浙江省永嘉中学校友会出品
Reunited by the Nanxi River, Twenty Years On —
The 20th Anniversary Reunion of Class 3, Cohort of 2005, Yongjia High School, Concludes Successfully
In the gentle warmth of winter in Yongjia, the emerald waters of the Nanxi River shimmered with ripples of time, bearing witness to a youthful promise renewed after two decades. Recently, the 20th anniversary reunion of Class 3, Cohort of 2005, of Zhejiang Yongjia High School was successfully held in Yongjia. Thirty-six former classmates travelled across mountains and seas to return to their hometown, reuniting with seven respected teachers — Shao Yongteng, Zhang Guangping, Zhao Dazang, Jin Kecheng, Sun Liduo, Lu Jianxiong and Zhou Dongxin. Together, they revisited their alma mater, reminisced about their formative years, and rekindled the pure and enduring bonds between teachers and students, and among classmates, as time gently turned its pages.
At the outset of the reunion, filled with both anticipation and a touch of nervous excitement, the group first made their way to the former campus of Yongjia High School. The administrative building with its grey brick walls and dark-tiled roofs, the familiar layout of the canteen, the weathered doors and windows of the dormitories, and the glow of sunset over the sports ground — all appeared just as they had twenty years ago, instantly awakening long-sealed memories of youth.
“Do you remember the morning runs here? Our chants echoed across the whole campus!”
“During evening study sessions in that teaching block, we wrote tirelessly — those whispered conversations and secretly passed notes were small joys amid the pressure!”
As they wandered through every corner of the campus, fingertips brushing against old walls, vivid scenes resurfaced: spirited runs on the sports field at dawn; playing Jay Chou’s Still Fantasy and Jolin Tsai’s Look at Me 72 Changes on Mr Jin’s cassette recorder during breaks; fighting shoulder to shoulder at sports meets for the honour of the class, getting up with a smile after a fall; laughter reverberating through the valleys during the autumn excursion to Yandang Mountain; slightly awkward yet heartfelt performances at the New Year’s gala; and even the amusing “Internet café locomotive incident” and the enduring nickname of “Big Brother”. These scattered fragments intertwined into a complete and precious tapestry of youth, becoming topics of animated conversation.
The group then proceeded to the new campus of Yongjia High School. Although many had attended the foundation-laying ceremony of the new site in 2003, for most this was their first time stepping into the modern campus. The school had thoughtfully prepared a digital welcome banner and opened the school history museum for their visit. Secretary Jin Lingyong warmly received the alumni and gave a detailed account of the school’s eventful journey — three administrative reassignments, four campus relocations, and five name changes. Founded in 1952, Yongjia High School has grown, through the passage of time, into a First-Class Key Senior Secondary School of Zhejiang Province with distinctive features. The spirit of its motto — “Be sincere and never slacken; explore things to attain true knowledge” — continues to be passed down from generation to generation. Secretary Jin remarked, “Your alma mater will always be your harbour. We hope you will return often to witness the school’s growth and warmth,” and extended early New Year wishes, leaving the alumni deeply moved by the school’s vitality and care.
“Class begins! Stand up! Good morning, class! Good morning, sir!”
The familiar classroom ritual was re-enacted in a classroom of the new campus. When form tutor Mr Shao Yongteng stepped onto the platform, he remarked with emotion, “When I taught you, I was about the age you are now — in the prime of life.” Though years have passed, he still remembered most faces clearly. He reminded the class that they are now pillars of both family and career, and urged them to strive diligently while also cherishing their health and wellbeing.
Mathematics teacher Zhao Dazang retained his trademark wit and wisdom. Using the stability of a triangle as a metaphor, he offered a philosophical reflection: “A healthy body, a warm family, and a meaningful career — these are the three vertices that support a happy life. Only when all three are strong can life stand firm.” With humour, he wished that their lives might be as vast as the set of real numbers, attaining their own maximum values within an expansive domain; and that the bond between teachers and students would resemble π — infinite and never repeating.
English teacher Jin Kecheng spoke with particular emotion. As this had been the first class he taught at Yongjia High School, the three years from Year 10 to Year 12 remained vivid in his memory. He shared amusing stories, especially the playful “pranks” of class clown Huang Zhouyun, prompting waves of laughter. He also proudly noted that among the 2005 graduates, eleven went on to earn doctoral degrees — eight of them from this very class — a testament to its enduring tradition of diligence and academic excellence.
History teacher Sun Liduo spoke on the theme, “History is alive, not dead, because it is created by people,” encouraging everyone to steer their own course and write their own remarkable chapters. Other teachers shared memories and heartfelt wishes, transporting everyone back to the classroom of twenty years past.
That evening’s banquet sparkled with warmth and light. The dedication of the organising committee ensured the reunion’s success. The preparation process, however, had not been smooth: from an initial list of 29 names, only around 20 had confirmed attendance. On the eighteenth day of the twelfth lunar month, the organisers even considered postponing the event. Yet, through persistent encouragement and discussion lasting until 11:30 p.m., a final plan was agreed. Tasks were divided efficiently: some secured the hotel venue; others invited teachers and followed up; others coordinated logistics and commemorative attire; and some contacted each classmate individually. It was this perseverance that made the reunion possible.
Originally comprising 61 students (after academic-stream division in Year 10), the class had successfully reconnected with 97% of its members before the reunion, with only two still uncontactable. Some overcame considerable obstacles: one returned from Spain and proactively reached out; another cut short a holiday; another postponed a family celebration. Those unable to attend sent video messages and greetings via WeChat, ensuring that distance did not diminish affection.
At the banquet, the class monitor addressed the gathering with deep emotion, recalling how twenty years earlier they had bid farewell with youthful uncertainty and hope. Now, reunited across distances, he expressed profound gratitude. The class has since produced university professors, skilled surgeons, successful entrepreneurs, and devoted spouses and parents. Whatever their paths, the bond they share remains as clear and enduring as Yongjia’s mountains and rivers.
He concluded with a call: “Let this reunion be a new beginning. Let us stay in touch, meet often, and never allow busyness to become an excuse for distance. In ten or twenty years’ time, let us return once more to Yongjia and to our alma mater.”
“To twenty years of reunion, to enduring bonds, and to a brighter future — cheers!”
Glasses were raised, their clear chime echoing through the hall as song, laughter and conversation wove together into a timeless and heart-warming scene.
This reunion was not merely a return to youthful memories, but a continuation of friendship and a passing on of spirit. Just as Yongjia High School has upheld its founding mission for over seventy years, so too will Class 3 of 2005 carry forward their teachers’ guidance and one another’s blessings as they move steadfastly along life’s journey.
“When shall fellow travellers return to Yongjia?”
All look forward to the next gathering — each bringing an even better version of themselves to an even more beautiful reunion.
Written by Zhang Yong (Class 3, Cohort of 2005)
Edited by Chen Lexuan
Reviewed by Chen Haiguang
Produced by the Alumni Association of Zhejiang Yongjia High School
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