Gao Kao Top Student Study Method

Author: Zhu Ying
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Tips from top students in liberal arts and sciences on their journey to success, crossing the 600-point threshold with mindset, methods, and wisdom. Fei Fan, Liberal Arts Top Student: Graduated from Beijing No. High School, 2004 Beijing regional liberal arts top student, admitted to Peking University. Fei Fan says: "Don’t think about failure until you’ve failed, because if you do, your chances of failing will be much higher than those who forge ahead." Wang Han, Science Top Student: Graduated from Beijing Normal University Affiliated Experimental High School, 2004 Beijing regional science top student, admitted to Tsinghua University. Wang Han says: "When you take the college entrance exam, your initial goal wasn’t necessarily to become a top student, but rather to get into a relatively ideal university through it, preparing for further studies and future life." Wang Jue, Science Runner-up: Graduated from Beijing No. High School, 2004 Beijing regional science runner-up, admitted to Tsinghua University. Wang Jue says: "Everyone will find that not many people are truly nervous during the exam, but it’s easy to slack off. If your mindset relaxes, it’s as if a large portion of the hard work from your three years of high school is wiped away in an instant." Ma Chenwei, Science Runner-up: Graduated from Beijing No. High School, 2004 Beijing regional science runner-up, admitted to Tsinghua University. Ma Chenwei says: "This period is like the final 100 meters of a race. Everyone runs slower and slower, but those who slow down the least will end up being the fastest." Zhou Liya, Tsinghua Candidate: Graduated from Beijing No. High School, served as president of the student union in high school, admitted to Tsinghua University in 2004 with outstanding results. Zhou Liya says: "Psychological suggestion is quite important. It’s actually not that relevant whether others say what or give examples; what you become depends entirely on yourself." For examinees, the college entrance exam is no different from a battle. To achieve the greatest victory, courage and diligence alone are not enough; scientific strategy and brilliant tactics are also required. Moreover, each subject in the exam has its own knowledge system and question-setting patterns, making it nearly impossible for examinees to develop a feasible review strategy and master high-level exam-taking skills in a short time. Only experienced teachers who have practiced college entrance exam tutoring for decades, conducted theoretical research, and even participated in question-setting and grading can provide a bird’s-eye view and turn ordinary into extraordinary. Only those who have "fought countless battles" and personally battled on the college entrance exam battlefield can share genuine experience. This series (Golden Finger for the College Entrance Exam) is jointly planned by the authoritative "China Exams" program of China Education Television and Beijing Huanyu Hongji Cultural Development Co., Ltd., and published by Beijing Yan Shan Publishing House. At the request of a large number of examinees, the main lecturers are carefully selected nationwide, all coming from top high schools for college entrance exams and recognized as industry-leading experts in exam tutoring. Based on the characteristics of each subject, they have developed preparation strategies and exam-taking skills for examinees, which will help you take the exam with ease and secure high scores. Additionally, having top students share their personal stories is a key feature of this series. This "Golden Finger for the College Entrance Exam" series is not only suitable for senior high school students preparing for the exam but also provides significant help to second-year high school students, first-year high school students, and even parents.