If I major in Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language, is it suitable to take the postgraduate entrance examination for tourism management in the future?

Many times the postgraduate entrance exams are incorrect.

As for the major of teaching Chinese as a foreign language, some schools offer advanced mathematics, and some schools do not. If you have not studied it, it will be more difficult to take the tourism management seminar, because this major requires mathematics. , it will be better if you study, but you need to take a lot of professional courses in tourism.

There is no limit to taking the postgraduate entrance examination. As long as you want to take the postgraduate entrance examination, as long as you work hard, majoring is not a problem.