The textbook of general physics is "General Physics" by Nanda University, published by Higher Education Press, and the book of electromagnetism is particularly well written. Part of the contents of the special theory of relativity (if you take the Chinese Academy of Sciences, this is a must-see, but you don't have to take the exam, which is the most depressing) can be read in the first volume of the Concise Course of Basic Physics written by Professor Li of Beijing Jiaotong University (don't read this book for other contents), which is well written.

The problem solution was written by Pan Hu, but other versions are not good.

Don't use his heat, use a yellow book on heat published by People's Education Publishing House in 1970s (provided that you don't take the test of statistical physics). If you take an examination of statistical physics, you can use the Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics of Peking University or the Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics of Lanzhou University, which are all masterpieces, but you don't need to learn so deeply.

If you want to take an examination of atomic physics, it is enough to look at the papers of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in the first ten years, plus the atomic physics of Zhe Lin Sheng (maybe the author's surname is wrong and I can't remember it clearly)

The problem set is a general physics tutorial (about this name) written by Tsinghua University in the Superstar Book. Because it has been out of print for many years, I can only read e-books. In addition, one book is not out of print, but it is not good. It was published by Chongwen Bookstore in Wuhan, with many mistakes and repetitions. In addition, if you have time, you can do 3000 books of American classic series (I can't remember the full name)

In addition, you can also refer to Alonso's Physics, Pauli's Lecture Notes on Physics and Feynman's Lecture Notes, but these are not exam books, but for reference when you have difficulties in the future. Tsinghua's Zhang Sanhui's College Physics can also be referenced, but the difficulty is too low, and the atomic physics part can be referenced.