It's different. You are talking about taking a minor after entering foreign trade, and the minor is only a minor certificate. Generally, you can get two certificates after graduation, one is a diploma in foreign trade, the other is a bachelor's degree certificate in your own major (economics is a bachelor's degree in economics, management is a bachelor's degree in management, language is a bachelor's degree in literature, and law is a bachelor's degree in law), and accounting is a bachelor's degree in management after graduation. Minor is actually of little use. Generally, employers only look at your own major. You said the second major. I don't think you know the difference between a minor and a second major. Only a few schools have the second major. For example, you can set up a second major in economic management in Shanghai. After graduation, you can get two degree certificates, one for your major and the other for your second major. This recognition is relatively large.