1. Public universities are state-owned universities. The so-called public universities mainly refer to institutions of higher learning mainly funded by the national government or local governments, and private universities mainly different from private capital. The so-called public universities mainly refer to institutions of higher learning mainly funded by the national government or local governments, and private universities mainly different from private capital.

2. Public universities have a long history, profound cultural heritage, excellent style of study and relatively stable school-running strategies. Famous universities in Chinese mainland, such as Peking University, Tsinghua University, Nankai University, Fudan University and xidian university, are all public universities.

3. Public universities are state-owned schools funded and managed by the government. National university is a concept of the Republic of China, which is essentially the same as public university. At present, a few famous schools only use the name of the Republic of China, such as "National Wuhan University", which is also a public university.

Suggestions for choosing a major are as follows:

1, personal abilities and talents, consider your own personal abilities and talents. If you like math and science and do well in these fields, then choosing STEM major may be a good choice. If you are good at language and communication, then choosing humanities and social sciences may be more suitable for you.

2, interdisciplinary, consider choosing some interdisciplinary majors. Such as computer science and mathematics, biology and chemistry. These majors can help you learn knowledge in different fields and help you understand a field more comprehensively.

3. stable work. Medicine, law and teacher training are all very good, and they are all majors that adults know better. After coming out, doctors, lawyers and teachers have better welfare and higher social status. The better the country develops, the more attention will be paid to education, medical care and law.

4. Practical experience. Consider choosing a major that can provide practical experience. For example, internship, project or research experience can make it easier for you to find a job after graduation and prepare for your future career.