What preparations do you need to make behind the scenes (non-artists) in SM company in Korea?

The idea of kissing you is really beautiful. . .

But the reality is, first of all, Koreans are very exclusive and exclusive. If you are competing for a position with another Korean of the same level, why do people want to use you instead of locals?

Secondly, the problem of exclusion+language. You must speak fluent Korean so that they won't discriminate against you like your mother tongue. It sounds alarmist, but this is the reality.

Secondly, SM is the largest entertainment company in Korea. How high do you think its threshold will be? To be more practical, do you think he wants domestic second-year students? The best communication university in China is Zhong Chuan, right? Even if you are a graduate of Zhong Chuan, it is difficult for you to study media in SM. There is no shortage of communication universities and majors, such as Dongguo, Central and Qingxi. People's media major is very strong. Why does SM want foreign graduates instead of local graduates?

One more thing, South Korea's consumption level is still very expensive, and its family is well-off. Things are not to our taste in China, so we should be prepared for it.

It may be a bit ugly and straightforward, but getting into SM is really not as easy as I thought.

Personally, I suggest you take an examination of a domestic school first, no matter how many, and then learn Korean well. Finally, if your undergraduate course is not hard enough, I suggest you take an examination of a domestic graduate student, so that you can be more sure. It is hard to get a bachelor's degree ~

Come on, it's not easy to have such a beautiful dream ~