The physics of China Normal University is very good, especially quantum physics. However, after the death of Professor Liu Lianshou, the influence remains, and it is difficult for the school to retain talents. It's ok to get a job in central China, at least as a teacher, but after crossing the Yellow River, the influence will be small. The basic course of physics is very good, with one-half of the research guarantee rate and one-third outside the school. If you are excellent, you can go abroad for communication in your junior year. Other majors, such as the experimental classes in the School of Mathematics and Systems, are all good. Biology has been preserved to Peking University for the past two years. The school is very biased towards the base class of the experimental class. If you can remember to report these scores, that's right. If it's just crossing the line, don't report them Adjustment is very tragic. If you are assigned to a subject that is rarely used, it will be difficult to do so. It is not easy to change majors, especially popular majors.