What is the best direction for the postgraduate entrance examination of law major? Civil and commercial? Criminal law, various lawsuits?

There is no best here, let's see if you are suitable.

Civil and commercial law, miscellaneous and extensive, has learned a lot of laws, but most of them are not very deep (do not need too much legal knowledge), so it is good for employment.

Criminal law and criminal procedure: suitable for civil servant procuratorates and courts in the future. The employment scope is relatively narrow, but it is logical and theoretical.

Economic Law: It's very difficult. If it is a big economic law, you may have to learn some contents of commercial law. Foreign languages are also important, high-end talents.

Others, such as international law, jurisprudence, constitution and legal history, are minor laws, depending on your personal interests.