Yichang Putonghua Examination is specifically registered in Yichang Putonghua Training and Testing Center, and the examination places are generally randomly allocated.

There is no online registration for the registration forms of Putonghua exams in various places.

The registration conditions for the Putonghua test are:

1. Primary and secondary school teachers;

2. Teachers in secondary normal schools and liberal arts teachers in colleges and universities;

3. Graduates from normal universities (liberal arts graduates are the first in normal universities);

4. Teachers and graduates from institutions of higher learning and secondary vocational schools such as radio and television, movies, drama, foreign languages and tourism;

5. Announcers and presenters of radio stations and television stations at all levels;

6. Professionals engaged in film, TV series, drama performance and film and television dubbing;

7. Other personnel who should accept the Putonghua proficiency test and those who voluntarily accept the Putonghua proficiency test.

At this stage, some posts and professionals' Putonghua level requirements:

1. Teachers and teachers' college graduates should reach the second or first level, and Chinese teachers should be slightly higher than teachers in other disciplines.

2. Teachers who specialize in teaching Putonghua pronunciation and performing in radio, movies, TV dramas and dramas. Graduates majoring in dubbing, as well as related majors, must reach the first-class A or first-class B level.

Putonghua proficiency test is an oral test of the standard level of candidates' use of Putonghua. All the examination contents are given orally.

Putonghua level is divided into three levels and six levels, namely, one, two and three levels, and each level is divided into two levels: A and B; The first grade is the highest and the third grade is the lowest. Putonghua proficiency test is not an evaluation of eloquence, but a test and evaluation of the standard level of candidates' mastery and application of Putonghua, which is a standardized Chinese proficiency test for candidates.

The standardization of pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar shown by candidates in the process of using spoken Mandarin is an important basis for evaluating their level.