Generally speaking, the graduation thesis of English majors can be divided into several major directions: British and American literature, English education, business English, English translation, language and culture.

Language and culture advise undergraduates not to write.

Pay attention to novelty when choosing a topic:

British and American literature, don't write such old-fashioned works as Jane Eyre and Pride and Prejudice, because these works are so classic that many people have studied them. I suggest writing a series of new literature, such as Harry Potter or Twilight.

In English education, we can start writing according to one of the educational theories we have learned, such as "communicative approach" combined with practical work.

The directions of English translation and business English can overlap to some extent. For example, you can learn from each other when writing articles related to contract translation or business translation, but try not to choose too big a direction when writing translation directions. For example, "translation of color words" is too broad, so it can be changed to "Chinese-English translation of color words from the translation of A Dream of Red Mansions".

The above is only personal experience, but also depends on your interest and professional direction.