Chinese is literacy, which is difficult to improve in a short time. But depending on the type of question, some things are rote, and you can get long marks in the short term, such as pinyin phrases and idioms, and you can review them carefully to ensure that you get that score. As for reading and writing. That is long-term language literacy, reading more famous books, reading books and other magazines, essays and the like. It's unrealistic for you, in fact, it's mainly to do more questions and papers. Practice makes perfect. Four words-sea tactics!

I teach history. When I was a student, I thought I was a master of history. As for the summary of history and the reading catalogue, it is very important to string together a book. Before going to bed at night, I stay in bed for about 10 minutes to recall quickly and string together the knowledge points in the book one by one, just like telling a story. That link can't be connected, which means you haven't mastered it yet. Review in time the next day. In short, remember more, recite more, and summarize more! Information is not important, but do more papers, which is * * *.

Politics, like history, is real kung fu and needs to be memorized most.