This will start with the first "normal university" in the world. Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris, 1794, the earliest normal school in the world, used this word in its name.

Paris Teachers College, also known as "Paris Teachers College", has a history of more than 200 years and has trained a large number of talents for France. For example, Sartre, the pioneer of existentialism, Pompidou, the French president, and 1 1, the winner of the Nobel Prize in Natural Science, all came from this university. However, its total number of students is less than 2,000, which is the highest per capita output of Nobel Prize in the world.

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In fact, normal is not directly derived from English, but from French normale. Normale is an adjective in French, which also means "model", so Ecole Normale here means "standard school, model school".

The word "normal" in Chinese comes from an old saying: learning to be a teacher and be a teacher is the standard and example for students. Is this suitable? Therefore, normal university can be translated as: standard school, standard school and model school.