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What subjects does the postgraduate entrance examination take?
The postgraduate entrance examination for master of translation requires two courses, one is the basic knowledge of public affairs and the other is professional knowledge. Among them, the basic knowledge of public education includes English, comprehensive ability and politics, and the professional knowledge is foreign language professional knowledge.

Among them, "English" is an important subject for the postgraduate entrance examination of translation, which mainly examines the candidates' English listening, speaking, reading and writing abilities, as well as their mastery of basic knowledge such as British and American literature, linguistics and translation theory. Comprehensive ability mainly examines candidates' logical thinking, analytical ability and comprehensive application ability. Politics mainly examines candidates' mastery of basic political theory, national laws and regulations, national conditions and foreign policies. Foreign language professional knowledge examines candidates' professional knowledge and ability in translation, linguistics and literature.

In addition to the above four subjects, other subjects, such as interpretation, translation, translation practice and so on. , which may be set up for the postgraduate entrance examination of translation masters in different institutions and majors. Candidates need to choose subjects according to the requirements of colleges and majors to prepare for the exam. At the same time, there will be an interview session in the second interview stage to examine the comprehensive quality and language expression ability of candidates.