Pharmaceutical University has two foreign language classes, Japanese class and English class. The purpose is to be in line with international standards, but it is not obvious at the undergraduate stage. However, many students finally went to Japan to study abroad, and they did well. They have more exchanges with the outside world at the graduate stage, and there are often international students going to Japan, South Korea and the United States. The biggest advantage of Japanese is reflected in the postgraduate entrance examination. Most of the students who choose English get a high score of 60 or above, while those who choose the Japanese exam basically get a score of 80 or above, only 20 points worse. If you don't pass the exam, you will pay for it yourself, so the Japanese class is still very good.