HSNU nearly breaks world record 附中萬人唱校歌「差2千人」破金氏紀錄

師大附中65週年校慶，舉行萬人唱校歌，挑戰金氏世界記錄，包括行政院長陳冲、資深體育主播傅達仁，還有納豆、劉真都是附中的校友，一起回母校重溫高中校歌，可惜最後挑戰金氏記錄失敗，最後統計共有1萬3千人唱校歌，離記錄還少2千人，不過萬人齊唱校歌的場面，還是相當壯觀。

附中校歌：「我們來自四方，融會了各地的優點，我們親愛精誠，師生結成了一片。」

學生、校友齊唱嗨翻天，師大附中慶祝65歲生日，召集萬人回母校唱校歌，挑戰金氏世界紀錄，學姐劉真也穿上制服，大唱搖滾版校歌、熱舞。

附中校歌：「附中青年絕不怕艱難，復興中華相期在明天，(以前升旗)學長都會趴在那邊看，他們就會喊1、2，1、2劉真答數，都會喊1、2劉真，椰子樹、鐵樹還有走廊的樓梯。」

附中校友納豆：「我都被阿魯巴過，對我來講是一個快樂的回憶。」

納豆回憶高中時代，笑料一籮筐 ，就連行政院長陳冲也是附中畢業，也穿上制服力挺母校，還有國民黨榮譽主席吳伯雄，中選會主席張博雅，而最資深校友應該是他，名體育主播傅達仁。

附中校友傅達仁：「連戰的學長，陳冲陳院長的學長，他們都是我的學弟。」附中校友：「附中校友1070，畢業7年了。」

集結附中老中青三代，就連創校第一屆的最老校友，也拿出以前的「班旗」，一起回味高中生活，最後校方統計約有1萬3千人，一起開口唱校歌，離金氏世界紀錄還差2千多人，雖然挑戰失敗，但祝福母校生日快樂是空前成功。

附中校歌：「精神照耀祖國的錦繡河山。」

 More than 10,000 alumni of the Affiliated Senior High School of National Taiwan Normal University in Taipei, led by Premier Sean Chen (陳冲), joined together in singing the school’s anthem yesterday in a bid to set a world record at the school’s 65th anniversary celebration.

The school was looking to break a Guinness World Record that was set in January when 15,243 people in India sang a national/regional anthem simultaneously.

All participants received a commemorative bookmark with a barcode, which was scanned as they entered the campus to track the number of people present, said Lee Chi-lung (李啟龍), a director of the school.

Videos of yesterday’s event will be immediately submitted to the Guinness World Records organization for evaluation, he said, but he did not divulge the exact number of participants who sang the anthem simultaneously.

The school, established in 1947, is one of the few prestigious public high schools in the country that is coeducational.

Apart from the premier, alumni participating in the event included Central Election Commission Chairwoman Chang Po-ya (張博雅), former Chinese Nationalist Party (KMT) chairman Wu Poh-hsiung (吳伯雄) and entertainers Na Dou (納豆) and Serina Liu (劉真).

Chen, who graduated from the school 45 years ago, said he was proud to still be a part of the school’s tradition.

He added that singing the school anthem by its alumni had become a staple of school reunions.