Is it necessary for law majors to go abroad?

You can go to France for further study, because the French legal system, like China, belongs to the continental system.

There is no need to go to countries far away from China's legal system.

As for going abroad for further study, I can be a legal adviser to foreign-funded enterprises after I come back. So whether it is necessary or not depends on your own comparison with the actual environment.

If you want to continue to engage in legal work, it is necessary to have a law book at home and abroad. If you want to be a lawyer in China, you'd better go abroad to study for a doctor of law or similar degree.

But legally, especially at home, it is difficult to stay abroad. In a few years, you will go back to China to continue your efforts, even if you graduated from Harvard Law School. Now that the immigration reform is under way, it may change. From the perspective of reform law, JD can also apply for a green card by itself. But I don't think there will be much change in the implementation of immigration policy in this industry that competes with American elites for food.