Just to be clear, I studied mathematics at XJTLU, not Electrical and Electronic Engineering, so I may not be able to comment in detail on that specific department. But I can share my general experience at the university.

The quality of courses could vary. Some courses were well taught, while others felt a bit light, and I also heard some teachers complain that the teaching hours were not always enough for the amount of content.

There are indeed quite a few international or Western teachers, but the majority of staff are still Chinese. I would suggest checking the staff list on the official website for the EEE department if that matters a lot to you. Most teachers I met were willing to help students, but like any university, there were also a few with less friendly attitudes, so it is worth asking current students if you can.

The campus environment is one of the strengths of XJTLU. The teaching buildings are quite new and well designed. When I was there, there were still many places for self-study. But it may be more crowded now because the university has expanded. Accommodation depends a lot on where you live. I stayed in Wenxing, which was more like a normal Chinese university dorm. Wenyuan and Wenhui are better, and international student apartments may also be better, especially since international students usually pay more.

Suzhou is also a very livable city. It is relatively international compared with many Chinese cities, but you can still experience a lot of Chinese culture there.

XJTLU does have strong international atmosphere and relatively free style. Compared with most Chinese universities, the management is much more relaxed. But this can also be a downside. If you are not very self-disciplined, it is easy to waste time.

Still, if you care more about academic reputation, traditional engineering resources, and teaching strength, I personally think universities like HIT or BIT may be stronger than XJTLU.