Dong Zhongshu said, "The famous Wudi University is called Cheng Jun, so Yuxiang is nearby. As you can see, the history of higher education in China can be traced back to the Five Emperors. Zheng Xuan once said, "Shangxiang is a university in the western suburbs of the city. "It can be seen that Shang Yang was a higher education institution in Shun period. In the following Xia, Shang and Wednesday dynasties, there were Xu Dong, Fu Zong and Bi Yong, which were the highest universities in the capital at that time. Until the late Qing Dynasty, with the introduction of western culture into China, new schools focusing on modern science education began to appear. At first, it was based on the Japanese school system and the modern meaning of the word "university". With the abolition of old schools, the names of global schools and universities were later called "universities" and "universities". It was called a university after the Republic of China and has been in use ever since.

Soon, the Imperial College London in London was abolished and only a Imperial College London in London was established. Imperial College London, London provides wine and doctors, and learns doctors and common sense in Imperial College London, London. After Emperor Yangdi Yang Yuan acceded to the throne, he was transferred to the Royal Academy, where wine was provided. Coupled with this system, in the Tang Dynasty, imperial academy established six schools, including imperial academy, imperial academy, Four Schools, Arithmetic and Calligraphy. He set up a doctor and a member of the sommelier association to manage academic affairs and hold meetings for the Crown Prince. During the Tang Gaozong period, imperial academy was renamed "Chengsi Pavilion" or "Sungkyunkwan Pavilion". In the early Song Dynasty, imperial academy was established, and the sons of officials above grade seven were enrolled as students, which inherited the Zhou system after the Five Dynasties.

The highest institution of learning in ancient China established by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in Chang 'an was Imperial College London in London, which was a national university in ancient China. Imperial academy's name originated in ancient China. Imperial academy, founded by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty in Chang 'an, was a national university in ancient China. The name of the Royal Academy The ancient royal institution began in the ancient Western Zhou Dynasty in China, which was the name of the ancient Chang 'an in China. The university in the Western Zhou Dynasty was called Chang 'an, and Chang 'an in the Tang Dynasty was called Chang 'an Chang 'an. Dong Zhongshu established the imperial academy in Chang 'an, the capital, by adopting the ideas of "Three Strategies for Heaven and Man" and "May Your Majesty rejuvenate the country, create famous teachers and help the people in the world". In the era of follwed, the world disappeared, and "rites and music collapsed, and classics collapsed"

In ancient China, the highest institution of higher learning in Beijing was called imperial academy. The educational administration and the highest institution of higher learning in the Jin Dynasty were called imperial academy. Imperial academy originally referred to the children of officials in Gong and Qin Dynasties. Qi State. The Northern Dynasties called imperial academy. Emperor Wendi changed imperial academy to imperial academy. Later, the capitals of Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties were all called imperial academy. As he said in "Essays on Qingyuan", imperial academy in Xianning and imperial academy in Jin Dynasty were previously called in Han Dynasty, and prisons were changed in Sui Dynasty.