The first choice for finance major is Qiaoyi, but the difficulty is not lower than that of Dongda University, and it is the best and most difficult among the universities you listed. It is relatively easy to choose Kobe University, but if you are employed in Japan, it is only suitable for Kansai area, and the low recognition of Tokyo needs to be considered. The above two national universities were formerly established business universities, which have a profound tradition of economic/business education.

Followed by Yokohama National University, a few countries with economics as their main major.

The Japanese university model is very different from that of China. Except Dongda University, other universities have their own advantages and disadvantages. Among other established imperial universities, Peking University is good at science, engineering, law, literature, history and philosophy, while Osaka University is strong in medical science. Nagoya, Kyushu, Tohoku and Hokkaido are all science and engineering schools with extremely unbalanced arts and sciences, and because they are not in big cities, employment is sometimes not as private as Tokyo.

Undergraduate education in Li Du University can be the second choice, but postgraduate education is not recommended. It's totally muddling along. The only advantage is that the tuition is cheap.

Summary: National University of Economics and Business, Dongda > Joey > Kobe > Yokohama National University, not recommended by other countries. If these schools don't meet your choice, it is recommended to see private schools (but graduate schools don't recommend it. If your national goal is so high, only Keio Business Institute can have a look. The "バカ" in the political and economic research of Zaoda University is quite notorious. . )

Zunshang is ok, slightly worse than Guo Heng, but it also has the problem of not being in a big city. Future development in Tokyo may be limited.