Author: Liu Lu, Editor-in-Chief
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: For high school graduates, the annual college entrance exam essay is one of the most daunting challenges for most candidates. Imagine facing unpredictable topics and being required to write an essay of over 800 words in a specific examination hall within more than an hour—without well-trained and solid skills, it is difficult to earn the praise of the grading teachers or achieve high scores. However, it is widely known that the essay carries the highest weight among all exam questions. Therefore, it can be that the quality of the examination essay largely determines the success or failure of the candidates. The 2004 college entrance exam and grading work has come to a close. In a short period of time, we have compiled and published this special collection, "2004 National College Entrance Exam Full Score Essays." After wiping away the sweat, we are still moved by the candidates' insightful thinking, impressed by their youthful passion, and amazed by their remarkable talent.
Special Collection of Full-Mark Essays from the 2004 National College Entrance Examination
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