If you want to learn broadcasting, China Communication University is the best. After all, it is the most authoritative broadcasting professional college in China. However, Nakagawa's achievements in cultural courses are also rising year by year, basically reaching the level of a line, although it is an art class. If you can't get high marks in the culture class, I suggest you choose other art colleges to be safer. Of course, you can also take the exam. Nanguang College, a subsidiary of Zhongchuan, has a relatively low score in cultural courses. I suggest you have a try. In addition, there are some good universities in China, such as Zhejiang Broadcasting Institute and Shaanxi Normal University. In addition, if you really like this industry, I suggest that you study culture lessons well from now on, and don't think it's an art major. If you have a good culture class, you won't lose anything, and you may be admitted to Zhong Chuan, right? Well, also, find a teacher to study hard before the exam. After all, professional teachers can give you a lot of test-taking skills and some professional pronunciation methods. As for my occupation, I am mainly an announcer and host, and I can also be a Chinese teacher, secretary, director and so on. However, as a senior majoring in broadcasting, I still suggest that you carefully consider this major and don't use it as a springboard to get a college diploma. At present, the students majoring in broadcasting in China have been seriously saturated, and employment has become a thorny issue. Many students have to find another way. I still suggest that you take the culture class first. This is an urgent matter, you know?