My student who studied in this school the year before last is now a freshman in Yi Shan, and is a radio and television editor. Let me answer this question: generally speaking, it's not bad. I was admitted as a repeat student. In the first year of training in another institution, the passing rate of students in the class was ok, but 90% got three certificates. In fact, it doesn't matter if they took three exams, but in the end, they basically didn't get in. In the second year, they trained in the front line, which was not bad. Although only about 80% passed the training, the schools that passed the test were much better, one or two or three. President Liu also admitted us a few days ago. Please go back to the video. They set up a file for each of our students so that they can go back to work during the internship. I majored in cultural management. Their school has fine arts, flight attendants (many beautiful women), broadcasting and so on. I don't know about other majors, but there are many students. Disadvantages: Summer is too painful. I forgot to bring a mosquito net when I went, and I was almost eaten by mosquitoes. There is only one fan in the dormitory, so hot. It is recommended that younger brothers and sisters attend classes after summer vacation. It's not that hot, but it's better in winter, and there's heating.