Wang Shijing was a significant figure in the history of Fujian South China Women’s College, making outstanding contributions to its development. As the college’s president from the 1930s to the 1950s, she was dedicated to enhancing its academic standards and teaching quality. She introduced modern educational concepts and management practices, spearheaded curriculum reforms, and helped establish the college as one of the leading institutions for women's higher education in China at the time. As a scholar with both Chinese and Western educational backgrounds, Wang Shijing played a crucial role in promoting cross-cultural exchange. She integrated Western educational philosophies with traditional Chinese culture, creating a distinctive approach to education. Her vision and leadership had a profound impact on modern women’s education in China. To this day, her name and legacy are remembered by the faculty, students, and alumni of Hwa Nan Womens College, marking her as a key figure in the history of Chinese women’s education.