The transmission of Catholicism to China used to both succeed and fail. The Nestorians failed, while Matteo Ricci succeeded. The Nestorians failed because they did not preserve the attributes of the church, while Matteo Ricci succeeded because he could balance between the attributes of the church and the characteristics of China. And his successors, especially Fu Jen University, which entered China in the name of Catholicism, should refer to the successful example of Ricci in developing Christianity.