Fu Jen Catholic University is called Duff. Formerly known as Fu Jen Society, Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing Private Fu Jen Catholic University, Peiping Private Fu Jen Catholic University and National Fu Jen Catholic University. There are two kinds of state-owned and private. Among them, the private Fu Jen Catholic University in Beiping was a university in the Republic of China, and one of its founders was Mr. Ma from Fudan University. Beijing Normal University, Department of Philosophy of Peking University, China Renmin University, Central University of Finance and Economics, one of the predecessor schools of China University of Political Science and Law. 1952 was merged by the above five universities.

Fu Jen Society was founded in 1925. 1927 Fu Jen Society was upgraded to Fu Jen Catholic University. 195 1 People's Government took over Fu Jen Catholic University, 1952 merged into Beijing Normal University. Later, it was the Department of Chemistry of Beijing Normal University, and now it is the School of Continuing Education of Beijing Normal University. 1987 was announced as a designated protected area and a construction control zone. The scope of protection is from the planning red line of Liu Yin Street in the east, to the planning red line of Dingfu Street in the south, and the status quo fence in the west and north.

At the beginning of the 20th century, Duff was as famous as Peking University, Tsinghua and Yanjing, and also enjoyed a high reputation in Chinese society at home and abroad. In addition to being a breakthrough in campus democracy and an important town of student movement during the martial law period in Taiwan Province Province, it has become one of the few private universities in Taiwan Province Province with well-known alumni in the fields of law and politics, academics, media, literature and art, textile industry and sports, including a Nobel Peace Prize winner, quite a few academicians and countries. Because the school has important political and religious functions, it is normal for the Holy See's agent in Taiwan to participate in school affairs activities, and it is normal for the campus to pick up the ambassador by car.

As the only tertiary institution in Taiwan Province Province that voluntarily reduced tuition and miscellaneous fees since the 20th century, Fufu University has been rated as "500 Universities in the World" by The Times Higher Education since 2006, ranking 10 in overall and second in the field of "humanities and arts". At present, in addition to being a world-class business school certified by AACSB on both sides of the Taiwan Strait for the first time, it still ranks first in Taiwan Province in terms of "international resources" and "qualified rate of medical college national examination". In recent years, under the subsidy of the third "Outstanding Achievement Award in University Teaching" in Taiwan, the school has prepared a plan to urge the revenue of the auxiliary university hospital to bear 90% of the school funds, and the plan to reopen the middle school attached to the auxiliary university is also under way.