During the Westernization Movement, Shi Jing Wentong Museum was established and merged into Shi Jing University Hall during the Reform Movement of 1898.

Introduction to Shi Jing University Hall:

Shi Jing University Hall 1898 to 19 1 1 was used by Peking University in the late Qing Dynasty. As one of the "New Deal" of the Reform Movement of 1898, the school was founded on1July 3, 898. It was the first national university in modern China, and its establishment marked the beginning of modern national higher education in China. Shi Jing University Hall was the highest institution of learning in China at that time, and it was also the first highest educational administrative organ in China. It functions as the Ministry of Education and is responsible for national education. According to the articles of association of Shi Jing University, its school-running policy is "middle school as the body and western learning as the application". After the "1898 coup", the Boxer Rebellion, Eight-Nation Alliance's occupation of Beijing and other changes, Shi Jing University Hall was repeatedly destroyed and closed. 190 1 year, the Qing government rebuilt Shi Jing University Hall and set up two courses: acceleration and preparation. Shi Jing Wentong Museum (1862), which was built during the Westernization Movement, was also incorporated into the University Hall. 1902, Teachers College of Shi Jing University was established, which was the predecessor of Beijing Normal University. 19 12 in may, Shi Jing university was ordered to change its name to Peking University, and was immediately named "national", which was the first university named after "national" in the history of China.