1. Listen and understand her interests and advantages: Have a frank dialogue with Wang Ling and ask her about her interests and preferences in different majors. Understand her personal strengths and skills in order to better guide her career choice.
2. Provide relevant information and resources: do some research to find information related to other majors she is interested in, such as training programs, professional requirements, employment prospects, etc. At the same time, it can also provide some network resources and college enrollment brochures to help her have a deeper understanding of other majors.
3. Encourage her to explore herself: suggest that she take part in some activities related to her interests, such as internship, volunteer work or research projects. These experiences can help her to know more about her interests and career tendencies.
4. Explore possible career paths: Discuss with Wang Ling the career opportunities offered by other majors she likes. Discuss career requirements and employment prospects to help her make a decision on her future career path.
5. Seek professional advice: If you don't have professional knowledge or experience to provide more in-depth guidance, suggest that she consult a career planning expert, professor or other professionals. They may be able to provide more specific and useful suggestions.
It should be noted that the most important thing is to respect Wang Ling's choices and decisions. Even if she is interested in other majors, the final career planning decision should be made according to her interests, advantages and personal values. As a friend, your task is to provide support, help and listen, not to make decisions for her.