190 1 year (in the twenty-seventh year of Guangxu), the Qing court ordered all provinces in China to set up university halls on the basis of the old academies in provincial capitals. The following year, Governor Ding Zhenduo of Guangxi changed Guilin Sports School into Guangxi University Hall, which was divided into right class and preparatory class. Zheng Zhai Zhao 120 employees, Bei Zhai Zhao 100 students. Each school 1 senior, specializing in classics, history, mathematics and English. This is the earliest university in Guangxi.

1903, Guangxi University Hall was changed to Guangxi College. 1906, due to the shortage of teachers and students, Guangxi colleges and universities were transformed into Guangxi government-run simple normal schools. 1907 was changed to Guangxi official excellent normal school to train middle school and junior normal school teachers. 19 1 1 year (the third year of Qing Xuantong) was closed.

Ding Zhenduo biography:

1859 selected 187 1 year scholar, won the Jishi Shu. He has been the editor of Hanlin Academy, the editor of Wuyingtang Heroes Hall, the editor-in-chief of National History Museum, the censor, the governor of Gyeonggi Province, the governor of Yunnan and Guangxi, the governor of Yunnan and Guizhou, and the deputy senior consultant and consultant minister of Bide Academy.

1877, when he was an examiner, the father of Feng Enzhao, a wealthy businessman in Beijing, bribed six officials to make Feng Enzhao a juror. Ding learned of this and presented it to Emperor Guangxu, and asked Feng to review it. Emperor Guangxu ordered an investigation.

1883, when he was in charge of Yushifu, he refused to pay the property tax for many years when a prince lived in Beijing. He tied the stone lion in front of the palace to show that the prince broke the law. Li Hongzhang, governor of Zhili and minister of Beiyang, went to Beijing for blackmail, and Ding investigated and dealt with it according to law.

190 1 year as governor of Yunnan. After investigation, the commander-in-chief of Puhe Town, Yunnan Province was arrogant and arrogant, and immediately cut the official position above the governor. On the other hand, a policy of tolerance and struggle was adopted for ethnic minorities. Ding Huai, the leader of Miao nationality, refused to accept the rule and caused many disputes. Ding Zhenduo was greeted and sent for courtesy. Ding Huai was affected, paid taxes and accepted jurisdiction.