1, from the employment direction.

First of all, both the University of Tokyo and Tsinghua University are adhering to the educational concept of cultivating outstanding talents, and they are indeed constantly delivering a large number of talents to the country and society.

2. From the academic tendency.

The University of Tokyo and Tsinghua University are the pyramids of Japan and China, both institutions and majors. If you just want to study undergraduate or graduate, then Tsinghua University in China is enough. If you want to go deep into science and engineering, you can consider the University of Tokyo. After all, the physics major of the University of Tokyo ranks first in the world. Chemistry and biology are the top five in the world, and they are very famous. At the same time, I can get in touch with top international tutors, which is of great help to my academic attainments. In addition, students who choose to continue their doctoral studies can also consider the University of Tokyo.

3. From the perspective of cultural adaptation.

The choice of the University of Tokyo and Tsinghua University depends on the cultural adaptation of these two countries. If you choose the University of Tokyo, you must have the following prerequisites, such as proficiency in Japanese, familiarity with Japanese culture and social etiquette, and sufficient start-up funds for studying abroad. If you are not used to Japanese culture and life from the bottom of your heart, I suggest you directly choose Tsinghua University in China. After all, studying, working and living in a familiar field is much more comfortable and convenient than living in a strange environment.

Finally, whether it is the University of Tokyo, Tsinghua University or the top universities in other countries, it cannot absolutely represent that graduates who have studied here are winners in life and beacons of society. When choosing, students should make comprehensive consideration according to their own and family situation, major they have studied, future employment, cultural adaptability and other dimensions, and choose the most suitable institution for further study. After all, everyone's future depends on themselves.

Is it better to study at home or abroad?

First, look at the purpose of going abroad. The older generation thinks that studying abroad is easier to return to China for employment. Actually, it is not. There are many examples of returnees turning into kelp now. My work didn't go well at the beginning of my return to China. The working environment at home and abroad is very different. One pays more attention to doing things, and the other pays more attention to being a man. This will be a big run-in at the beginning of the work.

If you want to seek deeper knowledge, then I suggest you go to the top universities in developed countries to find more internship opportunities and create more professional internship experiences, which will be of great benefit to job hunting in the future.

The second one depends on age. I studied in the United States, but when I first went there, I was still scared by the opening up of foreign countries, so I don't recommend putting my children abroad to study too early. Too young children lack more accurate judgment, and it is easy to give them a feeling of "lack of affection".

Third, we should consider financial resources. The living expenses of international students are not low. Although China's economic level is acceptable, not every family can fully afford it. If it takes parents half their lives to study abroad, then we should consider whether it is feasible. Many schools have rules for international students to work and study.