However, Guangxi University for Nationalities has both the first batch of enrollment and the second batch of enrollment in Guangxi, and only minor language majors enroll in the first batch, so we usually say that Guangxi University for Nationalities is two colleges. If it is not a candidate from Guangxi, Guangxi University for Nationalities is a batch of undergraduate students from other provinces. It can also be said that Guangxi University for Nationalities is a university.

Brief introduction of Guangxi University for Nationalities:

Guangxi University for Nationalities (Guangxi? University? For what? Ethnic) is a university founded by the State Ethnic Affairs Commission and the People's Government of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. It is located in Nanning, a "green city" in China. He is the winner of the first batch of key infrastructure construction projects in central and western China, first-class discipline construction universities in Guangxi, "Hundred Schools Project" and scholarship for overseas students of China government.

It is a national non-lingua franca undergraduate talent base (small language talent base), which is undertaken by the national "863 Plan" and "973 Plan", "China-ASEAN Legal Training Base", "ASEAN National Chinese Talent Training Center", "Overseas Chinese Teachers Training Program in China" and "Confucius Institute Scholarship Receiving Institution", and it has been selected as one of the nine most picturesque universities in China.

The school was founded in 1952, and was originally the Guangxi branch of the Central University for Nationalities (now the Central University for Nationalities). 1953 was renamed Guangxi University for Nationalities, and 1958 was renamed Guangxi University for Nationalities in 2006. Guangxi University for Nationalities has been adhering to the teaching concept of educating people through hard work and has mastered the concept of educating people through hard work.

Main disciplines of Guangxi University for Nationalities:

Key disciplines in the autonomous region: Asian and African languages and literature, China Marxist studies, China minority languages and literature, ethnology, and computational mathematics.