All right. History major needs to have a solid professional foundation and profound humanistic quality, and through continuous study and practice, it can continuously improve its comprehensive quality in order to stand out in the highly competitive job market. At the same time, in the face of the rapid changes and development of the current society, history majors also need to seek innovation and open up new employment directions. For example, graduates majoring in history can choose to work in the fields of digitalization, networking, multimedia and cross-cultural communication, and use their professional knowledge and skills as editors, translators, cultural media and market analysts. Generally speaking, history, as an important discipline of humanities and social sciences, plays an important role in the development of social culture. However, for graduates majoring in history, the challenges facing their employment prospects cannot be ignored. They need to constantly exercise their comprehensive quality and explore diversified employment channels in order to have better career prospects and development opportunities.