Speaking of merger, I am also interested, but the merger of Zhongshan and South China University of Technology is not what I expect most. Of course, the engineering in Zhongshan is really poor, while the engineering in South China University of Technology is quite good. After the merger, the disciplines have complementary advantages, but I am afraid I still can't get into the top three.

Relatively speaking, I think the following universities should be merged, and their strength will definitely enter the top three.

1. Wuhan University and Huazhong University of Science and Technology merged. These two universities are first-class universities in China, Wuhan University is excellent in liberal arts, and the University of Science and Technology of China is also excellent in science and engineering. It can be said that the merger is seamless, which is a bit scary for most combinations.

Nankai University and Tianjin University merged. My friend, as you can imagine, the merger of these two is quite powerful compared with Tsinghua Peking University.

The above views are pure fiction, but I have nothing to think about. To tell the truth, university merger is really not as simple as you think. Every coin has its two sides. You see, Jilin University and Changchun University have all merged. As a result, the quality of the recipients is poor. Of course, I'm not saying that Jilin University is poor, but I feel the tragedy of university enrollment expansion.