Gao Kao Full Score Essay Classification Classics

Author: Tang Zhengliang
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: In recent years, the college entrance examination (Gaokao) has relaxed the restrictions on writing styles, allowing candidates to leverage their strengths and avoid weaknesses. Those who excel in argumentative writing can focus on it, while those who prefer narrative or descriptive writing can choose those forms. However, the absence of restrictions does not mean the absence of style. An argumentative essay should read like one, a narrative like one, and a prose piece like one—neither should be a "hybrid" of multiple styles. To effectively prevent the shrinkage and formulaic writing in Gaokao essays and enhance the objectivity and fairness of selection, as well as to guide secondary school writing instruction, it is likely that in the future, different forms such as "topic essays," "material-based essays," and "prompted essays" will coexist in different regions in the same year or be alternated annually in the same region. There may also be a return to prescribed genre prompts. Gaokao essay grading experts have dedicated their efforts to this work; comprehensive guidance will help you excel in the exam. This book is the "Strategy" section of Gaokao Full-Mark Essays: A Classified Collection, featuring practical analysis of exam strategies, "Battle Reports" with selected full-mark essays categorized and reviewed, and "Battle Preparation" with real drills designed by experienced teachers to predict exam topics. It will help you achieve high marks in your Gaokao essays.