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Your question is very subjective. It mainly depends on your own thoughts, and you have to understand what is most important to you.

If you think your academic qualifications are important, go for graduate school. There is nothing wrong with having a little more education, but it is difficult to say whether you will be able to enter China Railway by then.

Or to put it bluntly, it's hard to say whether you are willing to enter the China Railway Bureau at that time. Because I haven't experienced the hard work of finding a job, I may not be able to speak rely. However, I think that after I went abroad, I saw more things and was exposed to more things, and many of my thoughts were very different from before.

After all, there is really too much difference between foreign and domestic.

I think that while I am young, there is another opportunity to be there, and I should try more. It's hard to say what will happen in the future.

If you go out to graduate school just to find a job, or to have a better job, I advise you to dispel this idea as soon as possible, it is more reliable to work in China Railway Bureau. It is impossible for everyone to stay once to study, and have more opportunities than others.

To be honest, some of my friends around me are often discriminated against when they go back to China to apply for jobs, because everyone thinks that since you can go abroad, you are a bit of a bottom-up person, and they will ask why you have to go back to China to find a job and compete with them when you can go abroad. The examiner will also ask why you don't choose to continue your development abroad since you are very capable. These are all very normal thoughts.

So, it all depends on what you want to choose. A high degree of education plus a broader insight, or a reliable job plus practical work experience.

Most companies, in the face of high education and work experience, will choose work experience. After all, it will save them a lot of time and money.

Think about it yourself. Hope it helps in your decision. Remember, there's no one-size-fits-all option. Everything is a matter of gain and loss.

It depends on your professional background.

If you go to France, you have to learn French.

It's a waste of time and effort.

You're going to have to weigh that.

If your professional work experience is more important than a diploma, it is definitely better to work.

If the higher your professional qualifications, the better, so challenge yourself.

I went to Australia to study business.

It's acceptable in English.

I am currently enrolled and have not yet graduated

Then don't you still have to read French first? What a waste of time

Wow! So powerful! If you want to study abroad, you should consult with Mercer Study Abroad Agency which is more professional.

I don't know which country you are going to, I have been in Russia for 7 years, and I can't talk about my experience, but I just remember: not as good abroad as at home, first, we must pay attention to unity; The second is that no matter what we do, we must think twice before acting, and we must endure as much as possible, after all, it is on someone else's land, and the police will not help us.

1.If you don't learn English hard, you can't master it. Before I went abroad, I thought that when I went abroad and had an English-speaking environment, I would be able to pass the language barrier without much difficulty.

However, apart from children, how easy is it for adults to overcome the language barrier? It is no wonder that many old overseas Chinese who have lived abroad for half their lives still have a rudimentary level of English.

2.Food exported overseas from China is the dust core for the Chinese to eat. When in the country, it is common to see such propaganda:

The traditional food is exported to five continents in the world and is deeply loved by people from all over the world. When I went abroad, I learned that most of China's food can only be seen in Chinese supermarkets, and it is sold to Chinese people.

3.It is unlikely that they will completely break away from the Chinese circle abroad. There is such a misunderstanding among people in the country:

When I went abroad, I made Western friends, came into contact with Western languages, and ate Western food ......In fact, except for towns where there are few Chinese, and living on campus or marrying foreigners, in the central big cities, the scope of your life is largely in the Chinese community.

6.On TV and in the newspapers, everything is great. In foreign newspapers, television is a private enterprise, open and transparent. So here's the news of the letter**, everyone does, everyone watchs, maybe if you don't pay attention, you will become the focus of attention.

7.Dental care cannot be neglected. In China, when you go to the dentist when you have a toothache, you usually don't care at all, and many people use their teeth to bite open the "heroic feat" of a beer bottle cap.

When I went abroad, I found a mouthful of white teeth of Westerners, like a row of beads, Saiyubei, we are really dwarfed, "difficult to speak", so we spend our efforts to let the next generation take care of their "façade".

8.Western dignitaries, there is nothing to be mysterious. I saw Governor General Wu Bingzhi of Canada on the streets of Toronto, except for two stout men who were five meters away, and Governor Wu and her husband walked hand in hand, like civilians.

On some occasions, it is not difficult to shake hands and take photos with mayors, governors, and parliamentarians.

9.Interacting with Westerners is not as easy as you think. Insiders think that we all have some Westerner friends abroad, but in fact, it is not the case, and the deeper friendship with Westerners is not only the difference in language, but also the cultural estrangement.

Everyone cares more about the affairs around them than other countries, ordinary Westerners are keen on Chinese culture, eager to meet Chinese friends, "things gather in like, people in groups", in ** are the same.