If you want to minor in law at school, I suggest you don't minor in law at China Normal University, because the law at China Normal University is not so good. However, if it is an off-campus minor, you can choose to go to Wuhan University. Many students around me are minoring in law at Wuhan University. It's not bad for China Normal University to minor in English. I am Grade 09 of English in China Normal University. Minoring in English on campus will take up a lot of spare time and many courses will be washed away. If you choose seven universities to minor in English for China, the pressure will be great. You can only take CET-4 in your junior year. And I will brush people in the first year of my minor.

I don't recommend minoring in law. Because in my minor class, there are several students majoring in law at Wu Da University. They say that it takes a lot of time to study law, and it is not enough to study law with little time. It's not good if we can't see one thing at a time. Generally, the minor in thesis defense is the last semester of senior year.

And if you choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you will start reviewing in the last semester of your junior year at the latest. Take the postgraduate entrance examination every year 1 month. If so, it is estimated that you will transfer to your minor thesis soon after taking the postgraduate exam.

If you have enough energy and time, you can choose a minor. Anyway, listening can expand your knowledge.

If you want the time not to conflict, you can try the joint minor of seven schools, but what is certain is that if there is no minor in the school (I speak English), everything will be sacrificed, depending on how you measure it.