1. Undergraduate course

The two majors are the same, and there is not much difference.

2. Master's degree

Teaching Chinese as a foreign language is not a master's major, but its dominant disciplines are linguistics and applied linguistics, which belong to a master's degree. In the process of Chinese teaching, it pays more attention to the study of Chinese ontology and Chinese itself, but not to culture. China's international education is practical and specialized, so-called Han Shuo. A good school can study at school for one year and practice abroad for the rest of the time. However, international education in China is not recognized as a second-class citizen in academic circles.

With regard to the comparison between Master (Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language) and Master (Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language), we can refer to the following aspects:

1. From the perspective of training, academic research and paper publishing are more important for master students, and practice is more important for master students, that is, there may be more internships.

2. From the perspective of recognition, the social recognition of master's degree is getting better and better now, and the enrollment of master's degree is increasing, unlike when the master's degree was just recruited.

As far as tuition is concerned, Han Shuo is not much more expensive than Master Xue. The most expensive one is Peking University, which costs 2.2w a year, mostly around 9000, and the lowest is 6000 to 7000. The number of students enrolled is much less than that of special masters, so the exam is more difficult.