I've visited both University of Hong Kong and Chinese University of Hong Kong while I was over there, and both seem to be pretty cool schools. We saw the studios and some projects of both and they seemed comparable to design-based universities in the US. They had some interesting projects on display at CUHK. I have a dossier on the grad projects from there as well, but I'd have to search for it.

I've also worked with students at Xi'an University of Architecture & Technology and while really hard workers, they were more technical/traditional.

And finally, I've visited Tongji University in Shanghai which I believe is a pretty well known university across the board, not just for architecture. They had some professors from the US and a nice bookstore.

Hong Kong and/or Shanghai would be your best bet in China because those are the international cities and have a lot of huge firms with offices there.

And that is all I can remember from 2 summers ago. Hope it helps!

University of Hong Kong is a good school... I think, being a school that is recognized internationally, has a long history and is really I believe an English language university since HK was a British colony it is most similar to western universities, under the british university system...

Don't know anything about other Chinese school systems...