I would like to ask everyone, since I am an intern, which firm will be most beneficial to my future development? For example, Zhongrui Yuehua, Lixin Tianjian Zhengxin, or China Shen International

First answer your question "Which firm has the best and most stable performance?" In recent years, Zhongrui Yuehua has been ranked very high in the AICPA, but local institutions should not pay too much attention to this ranking. Lixin is also a well-established firm.

If you want to get into one of the Big Four, the best and most direct way is to apply for an intern program in your junior year. During on-campus recruitment, students who have done internships usually go directly to the par interview in the office where the internship is located, without any previous steps. It is also very helpful for cross-firm applications. After all, the four major companies relatively recognize each other. (The working methods of local universities are different from those of the Big Four in many aspects)

All four universities will have winter internship programs during the winter vacation. In March and April of next year, there will be Dtt’s deloitte club and ernst & young’s SLP. Among them, I think SLP is the easiest way to enter EY - you only need to take a written test (TOEIC) and pass it, and then participate in a similar case analysis event organized by a company to get an offer. It should be noted that SLP is an offer from a regular employee. , not an intern.

However, the number of interns recruited by the Big Four is relatively small, so there is no need to deny yourself too much if you are unsuccessful.

As for internships at local institutes, I don’t think you need to worry about which one to go to. The key is to pay more attention during the internship. Understand what you are doing and summarize what you have learned. Because when I participated in the campus recruitment of the four major universities in my senior year, almost all interviews were asked about my previous internship experience.

Hope this helps.