At present, domestic photography schools can be roughly divided into two categories: one is mass media art universities and the other is comprehensive universities with more emphasis on science. These universities generally have specialized photography colleges or photography majors, which focus on the research and education of professional theoretical knowledge and train senior photographers with certain theoretical foundation and research and innovation ability. Some have set up undergraduate, master and doctoral education levels. Students admitted to this subject are generally admitted by taking part in the national unified college entrance examination. Second, private photography schools similar to vocational and technical colleges focus on the cultivation of professional skills and practical talents. Because these schools are all private colleges and universities, the business atmosphere is relatively heavy, and the competition between schools is fierce. The students recruited are relatively complicated: there are on-the-job people working in photography institutions, middle and high school graduates in their twenties, and employees in other industries who want to engage in photography.