Why is Guidian so famous?

Guidian is so famous for the following reasons:

Universities in Guangxi are generally not well-known because of their geographical location, among which Guilin University of Electronic Technology should be regarded as one with high recognition from the outside world.

Guilin University of Electronic Technology, referred to as "Guidian" for short, is a university jointly established by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the National Bureau of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense and Guangxi * * *, and it is also selected as one of the universities in the national "Basic Capacity Building Project for Universities in the Midwest".

Guilin University of Electronic Technology, founded in 1960, successively belongs to Fourth Ministry of machinery industry, Ministry of Electronics Industry, Ministry of Mechanical Electronics Industry, China Electronic Industry Corporation and Ministry of Information Industry. The prestigious Guilin Institute of Electronic Technology was once known as "Little Tsinghua in Guangxi".

Guidian is one of the four major electronic universities in China, and has made great achievements in the field of electronic communication. However, limited by geographical factors in the later period, it faced the double loss of talents and students, and its strength and reputation declined. At that time, the four major electronic universities, Chengdian, Xidian and Beiyou, were all double-class universities, but your electric power changed from double-non to four-non.

The biggest influence of Guidian 10 is that it was renamed Guilin University of Electronic Technology in 2006. It is said that Guidian changed its name to keep pace with its three brothers, Electronic Science and Technology University, because it is also one of the four largest universities in China.

The decline of Guidian is relative. At present, the national comprehensive ranking is 246th, the university of science and engineering ranks 68th, and the national university discipline competition (undergraduate) ranks 53rd.