I am a student majoring in tourism management. Please help me think about my future direction. ...

Don't take the postgraduate entrance examination: the owners of tourism management major will be very tired to work in hotels and travel agencies in the short term, because they have to start from the grassroots level. However, if you like traveling and can bear this hardship, your future work will be very good and your prospects will be very good. I have such an example around me. Not long after graduation, I am now an assistant to the general manager of Crowne Plaza Hotel and a senior white-collar worker.

If you don't work in a hotel or a travel agency, look for another job. Remember that learning management is an all-round subject, and any general job can be done, except some special majors. Although it is not easy to find a job now, you can still find what you like as long as you work hard. Since you find something you like, you must stick to it, or you will be a junior. You can prepare for the civil service exam, Selected Graduates exam, public institutions and so on in advance. This is also the way out.

Postgraduate entrance examination: since you have no confidence in advanced mathematics, you can choose not to take advanced mathematics, but the professional employment area that often does not take advanced mathematics is relatively narrow. See if you have confidence. Take advantage of this time to study advanced mathematics and take exams in management, economy and finance, and your employment may be better.

You are interested in literature, but literature doesn't have to take the postgraduate entrance examination. My tendency is that no matter what major I study, it is for future employment, so look at what industries have good prospects in the future, and choose more majors like that, so it will be better to get employment after graduation, right?

Personal suggestion: It should be good to know about the national strategic emerging industries, which are 10 strategic emerging industries.

Your own postgraduate major can be closer to these industries. The most important thing is to measure yourself comprehensively and see what you are suitable for and want. I wrote so much. Personal views are for reference only.