Chinese University Record Reference

A Chinese-language index for quick comparisons

This reference lets you browse a fixed set of Chinese university records by Chinese school name, city, or province. You can also narrow the set by province, broad institution category, or one of the recorded 985, 211, and Double First-Class tags. Results show the Chinese institution name, province and city, category, public or private status, undergraduate or vocational level, and tags where present. The English interface translates labels, but the records and matching text remain in Chinese.

Search uses a simple text match: the characters you enter must appear in a record’s Chinese name, city, or province. It does not translate English names or recognize romanized spellings automatically. The list is a locally bundled reference set rather than a live query of an official directory; its original data publisher and refresh date are not identified.

Read tags as recorded labels

The 985 and 211 labels refer to earlier Chinese higher-education initiatives; Double First-Class refers to a separate program that identifies participating universities and disciplines. A school-level tag in this index is a quick sorting aid. It does not tell you which discipline is included, whether a program fits your goals, or whether a current admissions requirement is met. For an independent check, consult the Chinese Ministry of Education’s second-round Double First-Class university and discipline notice and its higher-education institution list (the cited roster is dated June 20, 2025).

Search with Chinese text, then narrow the list

1. Enter a Chinese name or place

   Paste a Chinese institution name, or enter Chinese characters for a city or province. For example, searching 北京大学 matches Peking University’s Chinese record; searching 武汉 can match records whose city field contains those characters. An English spelling such as “Peking University” will not match the Chinese name field.

2. Apply the available filters

   Choose a province, institution category, or tag from the selectors. The selector choices themselves are displayed in Chinese. When several conditions are active, a record must satisfy all of them as well as the keyword match. Use Reset Filters to clear the keyword and every selector.

3. Review and copy a record

   Check the institution name, province and city, category, affiliation, level, and tags in the row. A dash means no tag is recorded for that entry; it is not a negative accreditation finding. Use that row’s copy control to copy one tab-separated record for a note or spreadsheet. Each row is copied separately.

If there are no matches, try the full Chinese name or a place name and remove filters one at a time. The result count reports matches within this tool’s own set, not the number of all universities in China.

Questions about matching and records

Coverage and decisions that need a current source

The records are a limited static set. Their original publisher, full coverage, and refresh date are unknown, so the result count cannot be treated as a national total or a current official directory. The data includes Chinese names and Chinese location text; searching English names is unsupported. A missing record or tag is not evidence that a school is unapproved, and a listed tag is not an accreditation check.

This reference does not provide degree verification, admissions eligibility, admission scores, programs, tuition, campus addresses, or current enrollment status. Before making an application, credential, or research decision, verify the exact institution and relevant details with the appropriate Chinese government publication and the institution itself.