College Chinese 3rd Edition From Junior College to Bachelor's Degree

Author: Wu Xiangzhou
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is revised based on the newly promulgated "Review and Examination Syllabus for Adult Higher Education Institutions (Associate Degree to Bachelor's Degree)" by the Ministry of Education in 2004. It aims to guide candidates preparing for the national adult higher education institutions promotion examination through learning tips and practice questions, helping them grasp key points, master difficulties, and comprehensively and accurately understand the content specified in the syllabus within limited time. It also aims to systematically master the course and improve the success rate of the exam. To achieve this purpose, we have paid special attention to the following points during the writing process:
First, the original text of the passages is included for the convenience of candidates. Given that the syllabus has replaced the new passages and the "College Chinese" examination used by candidates in different regions and majors is not uniform, this book follows a new approach by including the passages, aligning them with the supplementary materials. This way, candidates with a single guidebook can solve all their problems. Not only does it eliminate the need for candidates to refer to both the text and supplementary materials, but it also avoids the confusion caused by discrepancies between the textbook and supplementary materials in interpreting the passages.
Second, we have carefully reflected the requirements of the syllabus, ensuring that every point is addressed in the exercises. The "Learning Tips" section specifically includes "Solution," "Ideological Content," "Structural Levels," "Artistic Features," and "Passage Translation" (limited to classical Chinese), aiming to help candidates fully master the passages. The "Practice Questions" section strictly follows the design of the syllabus samples, including types such as "Multiple Choice Questions," "Word Explanation Questions," "Translation Questions," and "Analysis Questions," breaking down the content emphasized in the syllabus into these exercises. The "Reference Answers" section provides solutions to the previous exercises. When formulating answers, we have considered the practicalities of the exam, recognizing that limited time and space make it impossible to include extensive content. Therefore, the answers are kept concise and to the point.