Introduction to postgraduate entrance examination:
1. Ecology: Ecology comes from biology. Ecology was first proposed by German biologist Heckel in 1869. There are two basic objects of ecological research, one is the relationship between organisms, and the other is the relationship between organisms and the environment. Simply put, ecology is a science that studies the relationship between organisms and between organisms and the environment.
2. Procedural law: Procedural law consists of three parts: civil procedure law, criminal procedure law and administrative procedure law. On the basis of referring to the above-mentioned textbooks, the problems in the litigation law part are basically refined and summarized according to the collected keywords of the thesis title. When we determine the problem points, we focus on grasping and refining the hot and difficult issues in the current academic circles, but it is always our first principle to make the system clear and convenient for readers to inquire.
3. Political economy: Political economy is not synonymous with economics, and even their meanings are quite different. Theories applied to political economy include Marxist analytical methods, public choice theory originated from Chicago and Virginia College, and so on. Due to the rapid development in 1970s, it has gone beyond the scope of previous models, and people began to pay more and more attention to political economy and strengthen the research on its theory.
4. Criminal law: Criminal law studies the criminal laws of all countries in the world, and it is a science that studies crime and punishment, criminal responsibility and their relationship. It belongs to the category of departmental law and is one of the most important disciplines in departmental law.
5. Community management: Community management mainly refers to a series of self-management or administrative activities carried out by various institutions, groups or organizations in a certain community in order to maintain the normal order of the community, promote the development and prosperity of the community, and meet the specific needs of community residents such as material and cultural activities.
6. Administration: Administration is an organizational activity to handle government affairs according to national laws. In the process of implementation, it also actively participates in and influences national legislation and political decision-making, and making policies is an important way of administrative management. Administration not only manages social public affairs, but also performs the political function of class rule.
7. Material engineering: Material engineering technology is a discipline, which mainly trains advanced technical application-oriented professionals engaged in technology development and transformation, process and equipment design and management in the fields of preparation, processing and molding of various materials.
8. Clinical Veterinary Medicine: "Clinical Veterinary Medicine" is a clinical discipline that studies animal organ and system diseases, including veterinary internal medicine, veterinary surgery, veterinary clinical diagnostics, Chinese veterinary medicine, livestock obstetrics and other fields. The research directions of "clinical veterinary medicine" mainly include surgery and surgery, internal medicine and internal medicine diagnostics, obstetrics and Chinese veterinary medicine.
9. Master of Veterinary Medicine: Master of Veterinary Medicine is aimed at all levels of animal husbandry and veterinary workstations, animal production enterprises, national animal health, veterinary health supervision, veterinary drug production and management, animal quarantine and other departments, and trains applied and compound senior talents engaged in veterinary resource management, technical supervision, market management and development, veterinary clinical work and modern veterinary business and management.
10, Music: Music refers to the art with melody, rhythm or harmony composed of human voices or musical instruments. But long before human beings produced language, they already knew how to express their meaning and feelings by using the level and strength of sound. With the development of human labor, the chant of unifying labor rhythm and the cry of transmitting information to each other have gradually appeared, which is the most primitive prototype of music.