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Template:Chinese text Fengyong University (simplified Chinese: 冯庸大学; traditional Chinese: 馮庸大學; pinyin: Féngyōng Dàxué) was the first private university in China to follow western methods. It was funded by ROC military General Feng Yong (馮庸) (1901-1981).^{[citation needed]} It contained departments of Engineering, Law and Education.^{[citation needed]}

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