Both Peking University and Tsinghua have strong legal majors, but there is still a gap. The law major of Peking University belongs to A++ level (the highest level), and there are only three in China (the other two are China Renmin University and China University of Political Science and Law). In addition, from the school's comprehensive point of view, Peking University is partial to literature and Tsinghua is partial to reason, and law should be said to belong to liberal arts. Therefore, the environment of Peking University seems to be more suitable for the development of law. As for those who refuse, don't listen to hearsay. A thin camel is bigger than a horse, and Peking University is now a well-known vanguard of China University (as is Tsinghua, of course). This situation will not change when you go to Peking University for graduate study. Don't worry.