College Entrance Examination Chinese: Carrying Rich Traditional Culture

As our mother tongue, Chinese bears rich traditional culture, and its importance is self-evident. In the college entrance examination, Chinese was placed in the first subject, reminding every examinee: never forget our profound cultural foundation. Although some candidates feel that learning Chinese is time-consuming and not practical enough, and even there are voices calling for lowering the scores of college entrance examination, the education department has always stood firm, emphasizing that the status of Chinese should not be lowered, but should be improved.

Morning is the best time to review.

In the morning, with a clear head and the best memory, it is the best time to test Chinese. The Chinese exam involves a lot of reciting content, such as ancient poetry and prose. When studying by yourself in the morning, students usually use this time to review English and Chinese, because the memory effect in the morning is the best.

The learning difficulty is relatively low.

Although some people think that language is simple and others think that language is difficult, it is undeniable that learning Chinese as a mother tongue is relatively difficult. Even if it is a topic that is not good at, candidates can write some content. Compared with mathematics and other subjects, the score of Chinese is relatively small.

The test risk is relatively small.

Among the three major subjects, the risk of Chinese examination is relatively small. Taking Chinese as the first subject first is to ensure that even if candidates encounter difficulties in the exam, it will not affect the mood and play of subsequent subjects.