Japanese majors are divided into two directions, one is international business and the other is translation. However, the direction should be divided according to your own wishes until the second semester of senior two, and then divided into classes in the third year. The content of all freshmen and sophomores is the same.

English classes are available, from freshman to sophomore. English class is a second foreign language class for minority students, and it is not one class per week, but two classes per week. However, if you study Japanese instead of English in high school, you can apply to change to a second foreign language, which means you don't have to study English, but it seems that you are going to other schools to study a second foreign language course, which is the need of credits.

Another is that if your CET-4 score reaches a certain level, you can also apply to learn two other foreign languages.

The Japanese department is busy for two years as a freshman and sophomore, and there are many public courses to attend, such as liberal arts mathematics, college Chinese, grammar and rhetoric, ideological and moral cultivation, philosophy, Mao Dengsan and so on.