Can I work as a civil aviation pilot and fly civil aircraft after graduating from the General Aviation Academy?

Yes, you can apply to transfer to civil aviation after flying hundreds of hours in General Aviation (I forget the specific number), but the prerequisite is that you pay for it entirely at your own expense. If you are semi-self-financed or publicly funded, you must fly under General Aviation Flying for 5 years, because both of them generally include state subsidies (12W). It is stipulated that subsidized commercial licensees must work for General Aviation for 5 years. If you search on Baidu, there is such a website for "General Aviation Pilot Subsidy" which introduces the state's support for general aviation. That’s where I looked at the subsidy measures related to general aviation.

I also watched a talk show before. An old civil aviation pilot said with certainty that general aviation can be transferred to civil aviation if they meet relevant standards, but there are relatively few. I read the recruitment information of Jinggong General Aviation and it said that if you fly with them for 5-6 years, you will be transferred to Civil Aviation (pictured)