What are the majors in high school liberal arts?

The first category is traditional liberal arts majors, such as philosophy, Chinese, history, archaeology, pedagogy, preschool education and primary education.

The second category is liberal arts majors with good development momentum, such as journalism, communication, teaching Chinese as a foreign language, international politics, English, German and French.

The third category is liberal arts majors, such as economics, finance, accounting, sociology, educational technology, art design and so on.

The fourth category is emerging liberal arts majors, such as media creativity, intellectual property, home economics, special education, speech and listening science.

The fifth category is the scarce liberal arts majors, such as diplomacy, minority languages, public security, investigation, border defense, drug control and so on.

The sixth category is art and sports major, which is a special major. They are different from ordinary colleges and universities in the process of enrollment. They enroll students separately, have interviews and specialized courses, and their scores are different from those of ordinary colleges and universities.

Literature and history majors (9 subcategories): philosophy, law, Marxist theory, political science, sociology, education, China language and literature, history, and library and archival science.