There are many Japanese textbooks on the market. Why is this listed separately? Because this book is the most famous, how many "predecessors" recommended this book as a college entrance examination textbook (but the college entrance examination outline has nothing to do with this book)? I don't know if these "seniors" have participated in the Japanese college entrance examination and seen what the college entrance examination paper looks like.
This book, usually referred to as "New Standard Day" for short, is a very classic Japanese textbook with simple grammar, covering most test sites and selling well. Many college Japanese majors use this book as a college textbook. The content of this book is biased towards business and unfriendly to high school students. Moreover, quite a lot of contents are not within the scope of the Japanese exam outline of the college entrance examination, which means that there may be such a situation: failing to learn and failing to learn. There is no single instruction for writing, listening and reading, which can be said to be a pity and tasteless. However, based on the choice of "square" and "edge", quite a few teachers are still using this textbook.
Students need to learn four books: elementary level+intermediate level. It is obviously not enough to learn only the first and second volumes. After all, this is not the Japanese textbook for the college entrance examination.
If you are ready to start learning Japanese, but the foundation is not big, you should first make clear your purpose of learning Japanese, even if it is only for interest, and make your own stage planning, such as taking CET-4 in about six months, taking CET-3 in 1 year, and taking CET-2 in two years. Only when you have goals can you have motivation. Please always remind yourself that your goal has not been achieved and you still need to work hard. Recommend a skirt, which starts with 934, ends with 504 and ends with 775. You can find it by combining them in order. There are tutorial materials available, which are of great help to Japanese learning.
Japanese textbook for college entrance examination People's Education Edition textbook
This textbook consists of1* *10, 3 junior high schools, 5 senior high schools, plus 2 selected books. The content is simple, the number of books is large and the grammar is scattered. The topic シラバス has many campus themes, many common scenes and supporting exercises.
This set of textbooks is published by People's Education Publishing House, which is the same as the Chinese, mathematics and history textbooks we studied since childhood, so it is authoritative and reliable, and conforms to the Japanese syllabus of the college entrance examination.
However, there are too many books and too thick, and the study time of high school students is tight, which is not suitable for quick grading; Japanese grammar is scattered and lacks summary; The content is not refined enough. If you teach yourself, it's easy to control the rhythm. In view of this situation, the study cards were introduced for the sixth time in a limited time. Each study card corresponds to a textbook (excluding elective courses), which is explained by senior Japanese teachers who have been teaching for many years, summarizing knowledge points and question banks, so that students can learn and score quickly. The advantage of the study card is that you don't write the knowledge points yourself, but explain the knowledge points of the textbook.