Total score: 364. Specialized course: 248.

I am very happy to share my experience with you. I don't think there are any tricks to learn, but it was scary to think about it at the beginning. I think you were similar to me at first, so I'll just say something about my feelings. Again, there are no tricks and shortcuts to learning things now. The most important thing is to work hard and adjust your mentality. First of all, think about why you took the postgraduate entrance examination. When you make a decision, then calm down and study hard. This is the only shortcut. Reading is to grasp the key points. What I neglected was pointed out by my senior sister, and I practiced and mastered it repeatedly in counseling. As an interdisciplinary candidate, my preparation time is not long. The key is to be serious, work hard and repeat!

Let me introduce my review experience in various subjects to you.

First, English? English is very important to Han Shuo, so it needs to be well prepared. My English can only give some rough suggestions. You should review it according to your own situation. Recommend some books that I think are good. First of all, the English syllabus analysis explains all the methods and ideas used in the postgraduate entrance examination English. It is no problem to get 60 points through careful research, and the explanation of the real questions is consistent with the outline analysis, which plays a role in consolidating the method. These two books are the focus, and there is still time to use other reference books. The English postgraduate entrance examination is the same idea, and the vocabulary repetition rate is very high, so it is very important to study the real questions repeatedly and remember them! It is very necessary to review the composition recitation and training in the later period! A good composition is memorized! Be sure to do replacement exercises after reciting, and ask the teacher to help you correct them if possible.

Second, politics? A political program (red book) and a series of strong grass in the wind. The little red book mainly summarizes knowledge points, and strong grass in the wind summarizes knowledge points and consolidates them. It is enough to explain a book with Xiao Xiurong's last four sets of questions and current politics.

Third, professional courses? Many people find it difficult mainly because they are afraid, especially for Chinese and western cultures, which cover a wide range and cannot cover everything. But I think as long as you get all the points that can be guaranteed in the book, the key is to read the book carefully, pay attention to the summary, inductive and important points, and pay attention to all the "most" words in the book, the oldest and earliest, and so on. The more basic things are, the more you should grasp them. For the Chinese foundation, there are only those knowledge points, and the first book is much more memorized. The second volume focuses on understanding and application. It's not difficult to get high marks after a comprehensive review.

From the point of view of examination, people in this major are sometimes inferior to those in other majors. Maybe people from other majors work harder. But in terms of ability, I still think this major is very powerful. After all, they have accumulated four years of study. However, as long as everyone has a good orientation, clear goals and their own efforts, the dream of taking the postgraduate entrance examination will definitely come true! I suggest you find a few like-minded people to review together. It is best to be a classmate with the same major. Several people will be more motivated to review together, supervise and help each other, and become good friends who appreciate each other. I would like to thank all the diligent counselors and wish you a good result in the end.