Inscription for Zhen Zhong Pavilion.

We, descendants of the Yan and Huang emperors, crossed the southern seas, enduring wind and rain.

Opening wilderness and cultivating new land, we remained diligent, frugal, and self-reliant.

We did not forget the teachings of our distant ancestors: loyalty, trustworthiness, sincerity, and respect.

Preserving the spirit of a great culture, we established schools and extended the teachings of filial piety and brotherly respect.

Academies were built everywhere, and the sound of study never ceased; throughout Malaya this was so, and the three districts were especially distinguished.

The school buildings are magnificent and well equipped. Learning and community benefit advance together.

Generous donations in this small town did not yield to those of great cities; literary culture flourished and its reputation spread far and wide.

Directors and teachers cooperated, different paths returning to one aim. Teachers and students share one body in transmitting the Way and teaching the professions.

How fortunate are the students to study in such a fine place; how fortunate are the teachers to teach in this district.

With gratitude, the teachers and students of the three districts raised funds to build this pavilion, named Zhen Zhong, to commemorate Mr. Teh Cheng Chong, chairman of the joint board of Chinese schools of Sungai Rengit, Benut, and Rengit, and to express the wish to revive Chinese culture.

Respectfully composed and written by Huang Run Yue of Changsha, July 15, 1954.