The Chinese Language and Literature Graduate Examination specifically examines several subjects 5

Generally speaking, the subjects tested are: 1. English (100 points); 2. Politics (100 points); 3. Major 1 (150 points) History of Chinese Literature; 4. Major 2 (150 points) Ancient Chinese and Introduction to Literature and Art each account for half of the score.

1. The significance of the postgraduate entrance examination

(1) Choosing to go to graduate school means choosing a not too leisurely lifestyle. The best and most precious youth time in my life is to squeeze the single-plank bridge for the graduate school entrance examination, and then experience three years or more of study life. Others can use the most precious time of their lives to earn income, acquire skills, learn about society, and savor life.

(2) The purpose of the postgraduate entrance examination is to seek greater and better development space. With the advent of the era of knowledge economy, it has only become the primary productive force, and education itself is a kind of input and a kind of productive force. More education means more income, more interesting careers, and a better life.

Second, the benefits of postgraduate entrance examination

(1) Increase employment opportunities: There are many schools where graduate students are directly introduced to other institutions by the school. There are also many institutions that recruit graduate students directly from the school.

Therefore, the general employment of graduate students is not a problem. Receiving a higher education: Many of my classmates have been admitted to the top ten universities or even the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

There they received a higher education and made more powerful friends.

(2) High starting point: Many large companies need high academic qualifications, so the postgraduate entrance examination can help you cross this threshold. Dig deeper:

Graduating from college doesn't mean saying goodbye to academics. Choosing the postgraduate entrance examination allows for more in-depth research. The deeper the knowledge is studied, the broader the horizons will be.

The more knowledge you will use in your future work.

Politics, foreign languages and two specializations. Politics and foreign language are compulsory subjects in the unified examination, and the professional courses are determined according to the specific major direction of the application. The majors include Chinese Language and Philology, Chinese Classical Philology, Ancient Chinese Literature, Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature, Chinese Minority Language and Literature, etc.

Chinese Language and Literature majors can apply for Literature and Art, Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Chinese Language and Philology, Chinese Classical Philology, Ancient Chinese Literature, Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature, Chinese Minority Languages and Literatures, Comparative Literature and World Literature, and related disciplines of Chinese Language and Literature.

After graduation, students will be able to engage in work closely related to professional foundation, especially writing ability, such as journalism and publishing, literary and artistic publicity, teaching and scientific research, and other cultural research units.

Generally, there are four subjects, two public subjects, i.e., English and politics, and two business subjects, i.e., linguistics-related professional courses, which are specific requirements for specific schools.

It also depends on the specific major to be applied for, Chinese linguistics and applied linguistics are slightly different, but generally schools are modern Chinese as a subject, ancient Chinese and introduction to linguistics as a subject, usually modern Chinese uses Huang Borong's textbooks, ancient Chinese uses Wang Li's textbooks, and Introduction to Linguistics uses Ye Yusheng and Xu Tongqiang's co-editing, these are more general textbooks.

Personally, I think that it is not easy for candidates from other schools to get into the schools that take the unconventional subjects of linguistics majors, as well as the schools that use their own textbooks.

The above are the subjects of the preliminary examination, and the re-examination written examination usually tests the professional courses in the direction of the application, specific subjects and reference books, which will be available in the enrollment brochure of each school, in the enrollment major.

Politics. English or Russian or Japanese.

Modern. Ancient Chinese.

Linguistic Theory. Ancient Chinese Literature.

Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature.

The first and second examinations are probably just these few subjects.

Different schools require different subjects, in addition to what SZLZZ says, some schools also test literary theory, foreign literature, Marxist literary theory, etc., and the reference textbooks of the same subject in different schools are also different.

Major in Chinese Language and Literature.

The subjects for the postgraduate examination are: (101) Ideological and Political Theory (201) English or (202) Russian or (203) Japanese or (241) German or (242) French. Professional courses are independently proposed by each school, and the bibliography of professional courses is not uniform, such as Tsinghua University.

For example, professional courses: (613) Fundamentals of Literature (856) History of Chinese Literature.

The public courses of Chinese language and literature for postgraduate entrance examination include politics and English, which are taken by all candidates, and the remaining two are professional courses, and each school will make its own proposition according to the style of its own school, so the professional course examination questions are varied and different, but the general examination syllabus and bibliography are not too different.

Postgraduate entrance examination. The professional research directions of the postgraduate examination of Chinese language and literature are:

1. Linguistics and applied linguistics are divided into two parts: theoretical linguistics and applied linguistics, the former focusing on theoretical research and the latter being more practical. His research interests include theoretical linguistics, applied linguistics, sociolinguistics and dialectology, language information processing, language testing, cultural linguistics, phonetics, and teaching Chinese as a foreign language.

2. Chinese linguistics, which is divided into modern Chinese.

and Ancient Chinese, mainly studying the evolution, structural characteristics and current situation of the spoken and written Chinese systems from ancient times to modern times.

3. Literature and art.

His research focuses on the nature and characteristics of literature, as well as its occurrence and development. His research interests include literary theory, literary aesthetics, literary criticism, culture and poetics, Western literary theory, comparative poetics between China and the West, classical Chinese poetics, and the history of Chinese literary criticism.

4. Classical Chinese philology, dedicated to the research and collation of ancient Chinese classics, including the literary literature of the pre-Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, Tang and Song dynasties, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

The postgraduate subjects of Chinese language and literature mainly include ideological and political theory, foreign Chinese and two professional courses, with a full score of 500 points. Among them, ideological and political theory and foreign Chinese are compulsory subjects in the unified examination, and professional courses are determined according to the specific professional direction of the application.

The postgraduate examination directions of Chinese language and literature are as follows: 1. Literature and art. His research interests include: Literary Theory, Literary Aesthetics, Literary Criticism, Culture and Poetics, Western Literary Theory, Comparative Poetics between China and the West, Classical Chinese Poetics, History of Chinese Literary Criticism, etc.

2. Linguistics and Applied Linguistics. His research interests include theoretical linguistics, applied linguistics, sociolinguistics and dialectology, language information processing, language testing, cultural linguistics, phonetics, and teaching Chinese as a foreign language.

3. Chinese linguistics. His research interests include Chinese dialects, Chinese history, Chinese lexicology, modern Chinese grammar and rhetoric, phonological exegesis, medieval Chinese vocabulary and grammar, Chinese phonetics, Chinese history, Chinese character information processing, and teaching Chinese as a foreign language.

4. Classical Chinese philology. His research interests include: pre-Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties literature, Tang and Song dynasty literature, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasty literatures, etc.

5. Ancient Chinese literature. His research interests include: pre-Qin and Han literature, Wei, Jin, Sui and Tang literature, Song and Yuan literature, Ming and Qing and modern literature, split literary history, ancient literary theory, etc.

6. Modern and contemporary Chinese literature. His research interests include modern Chinese literature, contemporary Chinese literature, children's literature, drama, film and television literature, science fiction literature, folk literature, contemporary culture and literary studies, twentieth century Chinese literary trends, modern and contemporary Chinese literature and local culture, etc.

7. Chinese Minority Languages and Literatures. His research interests include: Introduction to Linguistics, Ancient Chinese, Modern Chinese, Introduction to Literature, History of Chinese Literature, History of Ethnic Languages, History of Ethnic Literature, Modern Languages, Grammar Comparison between Chinese and Ethnic Languages, and History of Ethnic Groups.

8. Comparative Literature and World Literature. His research interests include: Relations between Chinese and Foreign Literature, Comparative Literature and Literary Theory, World Chinese Literature Studies, Foreign Literature and Translation Studies, Comparative Literature Theory, Western Literature and Chinese and Western Comparative Literature, Oriental Literature and Oriental Comparative Literature, Comparative Poetics, European and American Literature, Foreign Chinese Studies, etc.

Graduate students in Chinese language and literature are examined in politics, English, and professional courses.

The major of Chinese Language and Literature mainly cultivates students to master the basic knowledge of Chinese language and literature, receive systematic education and basic training in professional ability in relevant theories, development history, research status, etc., and can engage in research and teaching in scientific research institutions, colleges and universities, and some can engage in teaching Chinese as a foreign language.

The pressure of the postgraduate examination in Chinese language and literature

Looking back on the road to graduate school many years ago, I am very happy that I have been able to persevere along the way, and finally achieved satisfactory results. After returning to school during the winter vacation of the third year, many students around me began to travel back and forth to the talent market and large-scale job fairs around the world, and some students decided to take the postgraduate entrance examination and soak in the library every day. After consideration, I decided to join the graduate school entrance examination army.

Going to graduate school is never easy, and once you choose, it means that you are willing to endure all the hardships and pressures it brings. What others can't do is what you can't stand out. Here, I would like to talk about the efforts and precautions of the graduate students of Chinese language and literature at Kaolan University with my personal preparation process.

Considering the climatic conditions, the social conditions where the school is located and the reputation of the school, I chose Lanzhou University. Then it is information collection, determining the bibliography, collecting past past papers, and applying for the postgraduate political training class.

(1) Professional direction:

01 History of Chinese Grammar.

02 Lexicology (including exegesis).

03 Philology.

Exam Subjects: 101 Ideological and Political Theory.

201 English I or 202 Russian or 203 Japanese or 240 French or 241 German 635 Linguistic Theory.

840 Chinese Basics (including Ancient Chinese and Modern Chinese).

Subjects of the written examination of the second examination: Fundamentals of Chinese Language and Philology.

Equivalent Academic Ability Additional Test Subjects: Writing Literature Fundamentals (including Ancient, Modern, Chinese, and Foreign) (2) Postgraduate Examination Direction:

01 History of Chinese Grammar.

02 Lexicology (including exegesis).

03 Philology.

Exam Subjects: 101 Ideological and Political Theory.

201 English I or 202 Russian or 203 Japanese or 240 French or 241 German 635 Linguistic Theory.

840 Chinese Basics (including Ancient Chinese and Modern Chinese).

Subjects of the written examination of the second examination: Fundamentals of Chinese Language and Philology.

Equivalent Academic Ability Additional Test Subjects: Writing Literature Fundamentals (including Ancient, Modern, Chinese, and Foreign) (3) Test Subjects:

101 Ideological and Political Theory.

201 English I or 202 Russian or 203 Japanese or 240 French or 241 German (choose one).

635 Linguistic Theory.

840 Chinese Basics (including Ancient Chinese and Modern Chinese).

Postgraduate examination subjects: ideological and political theory, foreign language, mathematics (joint entrance examination), professional courses.