No, handing in homework is the usual grade, and the final final grade is calculated by adding up the paper grade and the usual grade. If you don't hand it in once, your grades may be deducted. If you pass the final grade, you won't be deducted from the course, so it's different to distinguish the difference between credits and exam results.

If the major is not literature, some schools have Chinese open-book exams, but even the open-book exams can't find the answer. They are all subjective questions, such as reading comprehension, and finally there will be a composition.

The main courses of Chinese education are: ancient Chinese, modern Chinese, literature introduction, modern and contemporary literature in China, educational principles, educational psychology, Chinese textbooks and methods in primary and secondary schools, Chinese teaching research in primary and secondary schools, modern educational technology and writing.

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Chinese courses in China University have experienced ups and downs. Over the past 30 years, this process has been mixed. ?

In 1930s and 1940s, because the educational circles imitated the educational model of the former Soviet Union, the "Freshman Chinese" was cancelled in 1950s. 1978, "College Chinese" was reopened at the initiative of educators, teachers and the Soviet Union. ?

The Outline of the 11th Five-Year Plan for National Cultural Development issued in 2006 puts forward: "Colleges and universities should create conditions to offer China Chinese courses to all college students.

The quality project of the Ministry of Education has set up four construction projects: advanced mathematics, college English, computer foundation and college Chinese. In the past, college Chinese could not get this kind of "treatment".

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