Examination content:

05020 1 English language and literature:

New Japanese (volume 1~3), edited by Zhou Ping and Chen Xiaofang, Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press;

Popular French (Volume I), edited by Wu Xianliang, Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press.

Or the Concise French Course (Volume I) edited by Sun Hui, the Commercial Press.

Major one:

English Grammar: A New English Grammar Course, edited by Zhang Zhenbang, Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press;

English Linguistics: An Introduction to Linguistics, edited by Yang, Higher Education Press, 2005;

Or other college linguistics textbooks;

British and American Literature: Selected Reading of English Literature, edited by Wang Shouren, Higher Education Press, 2001;

Selected readings of American literature, edited by Tao Jie, Higher Education Press, 2000; Or other college English and American literature textbooks.

Major 2:

English-Chinese Translation: A Practical Translation Course for English Translation, edited by Feng Qinghua, Shanghai Foreign Language Education Press1997;

Or other college English-Chinese translation textbooks.

English Writing: A Handbook of English Writing, edited by Ding Wangdao, Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press,1994;

Or other college English writing textbooks.

Note that the second foreign language must be French or Japanese.

Professional introduction:

The academic system of this major is three years, and it is divided into three directions: linguistics, British and American literature and translation. In the first three semesters, I studied master's related courses, and in the last three semesters, I started my master's thesis, wrote and defended. The main professional basic courses are: general linguistics, introduction to British and American literature, translation theory and practice, etc. Professional courses include cognitive linguistics, English lexicology and literary translation. In addition, there are specialized elective courses such as pragmatics, British and American female novels, second language acquisition, British and American drama, systemic functional grammar, translation theory masterpieces, pragmatic translation research, modern English grammar research, modern western literary criticism theory and practice, African-American novels, sociolinguistics, British and American modernist literature, British romantic poetry, and British post-colonial literature. Graduate students can choose corresponding courses according to their own research direction and complete the credits stipulated by the school.