There is no concept of two books and three books in Japan, but there are concepts of first-class universities, second-rate universities and third-rate universities. Private universities can also be first-class universities, even more powerful than public universities in some countries. It is a big mistake to say that "private universities are the third echelon, equivalent to the second batch of universities in China". Generally speaking, it is calculated according to the deviation value, so you can get a general understanding of the level of the university. Is it a first-class university, a second-class university or a third-class university? But it is not absolute. Because some schools are obviously second-rate universities, a major is almost the same as a first-class university.

If you evaluate Japanese art universities. Generally speaking, Tokyo University of the Arts, Tama University of Fine Arts, Musashino University of Fine Arts (these three are the most famous and powerful fine arts universities in Japan, which is indisputable), Tokyo Sculpture University, Women's University of Fine Arts, and Art Department of Japanese University are all first-class universities? If it is animation, Kyoto elite university is also first-class. Generally speaking, it is second-rate. Tokyo institute of technology (recommended photography and animation, these two majors are very powerful) and Dongbao University (recommended comics for undergraduates, which are relatively powerful) are both second-rate universities.

If you insist on asking how many books Treasure University has in China, it should count as two. (Not a top class, the university is ok, not too bad. ) If you are a science comic, you can go to the Shinjuku campus of this school. Comics are still very powerful, and other majors are not recommended. If you study for a master's degree (junior college), you actually choose a professor. It is more important to find a professor who matches you. You'll know if it's appropriate to meet and talk with the professor at Treasure University. Choosing a tutor is more important than studying for a master's degree in school.

My point of view is not necessarily completely correct, for reference only.