You must first understand the way out of reading a language. I graduated from the Japanese Department. Most of my classes go directly to the enterprise. Especially for the remaining Japanese-funded individuals, for example, I chose to continue the postgraduate entrance examination, took a single subject, and studied Japanese in domestic universities for four years, which basically failed to reach the translation level that everyone thought. Therefore, if you don't continue the postgraduate entrance examination, you can go directly to the company to continue learning from the old translators, or you can go to scientific research institutions or universities to teach after the postgraduate entrance examination. Most Japanese majors can only graduate in this way, but it is relatively easy to find a job after graduating from famous schools such as Japanese Department of Beijing Foreign Studies University.