It is true that it is difficult for you to find a job after graduating from every major. If you insist on saying what our history is after it comes out. Specifically (professional counterpart): engaged in academic research (universities, local research institutions or Academy of Social Sciences, etc. ); Teachers (universities, middle schools, counselors) and libraries, museums, etc.; History popularization work. There are even more inappropriate majors: civil servants and so on.

Our history can cultivate people's comprehensive thinking ability and broaden your thinking level and angle. There is quite a sense that one law is universally applicable (for most people, this is a metaphor that only a very good historian can do), which will lay a good foundation for you. It is better for you to learn something else. I didn't speak very well, please forgive me. Because some people have clearer explanations, I believe you will see and hear them later. )

By the way, if you want to be a university teacher, young (female) come on! Go to graduate with a doctorate, Ollie! ( ? )

Since you want to be a teacher, you must have the consciousness of being a bench for history. I attach an article by Mr. Qian Liqun to you. You can go and have a look. On the page of my personal account, I shared the document. Because I couldn't find my original website, I saved this article on wps at that time.