Chengdu Normal University, formerly known as Sichuan Institute of Education, originally had only full-time junior college and adult undergraduate courses. In 20 12, it was transformed into a full-time undergraduate college and renamed as chengdu normal university.

Chengdu Normal University (Sichuan Institute of Education) had nothing to do with Chengdu University before, and it doesn't matter now. I don't know why you said it would become a branch of Chengdu University.

Chengdu University has its own Teachers College, which merged with the former Chengdu Education College in 2006 (see clearly that it is Chengdu Education College, not Sichuan Education College, but in China, there are basically education colleges in every prefecture-level city, and there are not many education colleges in Sichuan City, which are generally upgraded to undergraduate courses or merged into local universities), and Chengdu University Teachers College was established at the same time with the merged Chengdu Normal School.

It's Chengdu University Teachers College, which is the paragraph I wrote in square brackets. All the departments below Chengdu University have been changed to XX College, which is the Normal College of Chengdu University.