First of all, if your family has the means to help you take the civil service exam, it is wise to stay in China to take the civil service exam. But if there is no way at home, I don't think it is realistic to take the civil service exam. I can't say that I didn't get in on my own, but that's too small. \ r \ Secondly, if you choose to go abroad, I think you should find out in advance what school it is and what your major is. If it is a third-rate school in Japan, I personally feel that it is of little significance. If the major is Japanese and there is no price list, Zhuang Gubiao covets the value of the whip box. Of course, if your family's economic conditions are relatively rich, it's not bad to study for a year or two to broaden your horizons and experience Japanese. But if the family is not rich, I think 1 spending so much money at home and finally returning to work after graduation is better. If you go, it's best to study some well-known non-language majors, and of course, don't study such illusory things as economics. \ r \ nA A big cut in life, a test of life, a test of life. \ r \ Good luck!