The biggest difference between American universities and China universities is the different grading standards. In American universities, students' grades are divided into five grades: ABCDF. A got 90% of the total score, B got 80%, C got 70%, and D and F failed. This is just a relatively simple grading standard. Many universities will also get grades like A- and B+.
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Different schools have different grading standards. The requirement for most schools to pass the course is that the score is above C. The undergraduate course in the United States has officially entered the major since the junior year. The minimum requirement for entering a major is generally GPA2.5 (generally C+ or above). TOP 100 schools have higher requirements, and the minimum requirement is GPA3.0 (all subjects above B). If you can't meet the minimum requirements, you won't be able to enter the major and you must rebuild it.