Hongik University in South Korea and Central Academy of Fine Arts in China are better than that? !

Hony Hony in South Korea can attend as long as he has the money to pay tuition fees, and anyone who agrees in China can (there are many students in China who can't attend undergraduate courses or Kazakhstan and South Korea). There are many domestic enrollment, which lowers the quality of students. Of course, the school itself is also possible. The top ten design universities in South Korea are at least as good as Kangnam University in China. It's good for you to work hard for four years. It's just that domestic enterprises are not stupid now. There is basically no hope for Korean school graduates to return to state-owned enterprises, and private enterprises are also terrible. Korean-funded enterprises are still ok. There is also the Central Academy of Fine Arts. Colleges and universities are deployed in China, and the only art college directly under the Ministry of Education ranks first in China and 19 in the world. It should be said that there are the most influential top art colleges in China and even in the world. Tens of thousands of people sign up in China every year, but in the end only over 800 people are admitted. Elite education requires foreigners to pass the college entrance examination (after all, it is a national university, and private universities are for money). Being able to enter the Central Academy of Fine Arts, at least in China, is the elite of the elite. Anyone who dares to take the Central Academy of Fine Arts thinks he is an excellent person, including playing. 97% of these people were eliminated, and the rest were heroes with both culture and art. Compared with the employment situation in China, Central America definitely crushed Hony. It's hard to say abroad,