Xi'an Peihua University

Xi'an Peihua University is a private university in Xi'an, China.

Borne out of the social and educational movements of the early 20th century, this university's history stretches back to 1928. Inspired by the ideals of the May Fourth Movement and the burgeoning industrial revolution, a group of intellectuals envisioned an institution that would equip young minds with practical skills to propel national progress. It all began as a vocational school, catering specifically to women's education, a progressive notion at the time.

The winds of change continued to shape the school's trajectory. Recognizing the evolving needs of society, it adapted and expanded its curriculum. In 1953, it became a public school, reflecting the broader educational landscape of the era. However, the spirit of private education persevered. In 1984, it transitioned back to private ownership, regaining its pioneering spirit. This period also saw a significant expansion with the establishment of additional campuses. A pivotal moment arrived in 2003 when the institution earned the prestigious title of university. This marked a culmination of its dedication to academic excellence and its commitment to providing a well-rounded educational experience. No longer just a vocational school, it had transformed into a comprehensive university offering bachelor's degrees across various disciplines, a first for private universities in western China.