Hello, I am a member of the drama club team, and I hope I can help you with your suggestions. Generally, cross-disciplinary newspapers are mostly in the category of drama and art management, with emphasis on theory. Cross-professional performances are really rare. It's no problem to pass the initial test. The exam has nothing to do with the major, but it is more troublesome to make up essays and tell stories later. If you have no acting foundation at all, you have to spend some time preparing. At least in the case of equal competition, you can't compete with those who have studied acting for four years. You have entered the second round of testing. This is very clear. You can train if you want, but the effect is definitely not as good as four years of hard training in school. Even if the teacher is willing to take you, you have to consider the tuition. Can you stand it? Do you think that undergraduate performance training costs several thousand yuan a month? If a single teacher takes it, the cost is very expensive. Having said that, Chinese opera teachers generally don't come out to take students. I can find you a student or graduate of the Chinese Opera Performance Department to take you to perform, or a director to take you to edit, of course, it is not free. Think about it and give me an answer. I can tell if you ask me directly or ask me again.