Although I didn't plan to take the entrance examination for Wu Da University, I also planned to take the postgraduate entrance examination at 12. Macro and micro, slightly worse schools in China require Gao Hongye's macro and micro economics, while better schools will require intermediate macro and micro economics. If you want to take an examination of Wu Da University, you'd better look at intermediate macro and micro economics. Man Kun's Macroeconomics and Barrow's Macroeconomics are the requirements of domestic universities (I'm reading this book, but I just think it's written in a mess. At present, this book only sees Donne Bush's macroeconomics. Fan Lian Microeconomics (required by many schools) is well written. There is also the microeconomics of Pingxinqiao, Peking University (the head of the finance department of our school says it is good, but there are not many schools that require it. Looks like advanced microeconomics. I haven't seen it yet. I'm ready to see it. )。 These economics textbooks are intermediate and classic, and they are well written. As for financial integration, it's hard to say. You can refer to the bibliography required by the previous financial entrance examination, which is still quite a lot. Or you can go to the website of Bank of China graduate department, where there are ten books on financial integration. However, because of the high requirements, there are generally no universities with such high requirements in China. But you can refer to it. After all, there are many subjects that finance needs to learn. As for people in all subjects, textbooks are better. You can go to Baidu to find out. The financial examination has a wide range and many contents, so it won't be difficult. As for your English, politics and math, you didn't say which book you wanted. You can check these books, which one is better. Politics in Ren Rufen is better, while mathematics in Li Yongle and Wendeng Chen is better. I can only give you so much. I hope it helps you.