Politics, the so-called written test, is also the only written test in all re-examinations. The problem is six big problems, and the problems are as follows. You can look at some socialism+current affairs politics when preparing for the political re-examination, and you can also refer to the postgraduate entrance examination materials.

1. Basic socialist system;

2. The new normal of economy;

3. The craftsmanship you understand;

4. Four comprehensive;

5. Ask 24 solar terms;

6. What do you think of * * * enjoying the economy?

Third, the second interview English:

(1) 2 members of the foreign language interview (listening and speaking) group.

(2) Two candidates in each group, including two stages. In the first stage, each candidate answers the questions separately, each for about 5 minutes; In the second stage, the candidates determine the topic by drawing lots, and two candidates discuss the selected topic for about 10 minutes.

The first stage is to introduce yourself and recite the suggestions. After that, if the teacher is interested in your introduction, he may or may not ask you questions. Personally, I think asking questions also shows that the teacher is interested in you. After reciting the self-introduction, the teacher will ask you to draw a note with the topic of discussion written on it, give one minute to discuss it, and then start the dialogue between the two. There is no particularly strong professional content in the dialogue. The problems encountered are: how to improve the current situation of tourism in China, how to treat piracy, and the application of computers in daily life.

Preparation of English: First, introduce yourself online and learn from others. Secondly, I suggest preparing some sentence patterns and vocabulary in the dialogue section, or you can collect some questions and answers on the internet and have a look at the back. Online resources are very rich, so we should learn to use them.

Fourth, the professional course interview

Is a comprehensive interview, official website requirements are as follows:

(1) No less than 20 minutes per person. It includes two stages: in the first stage, candidates must submit a report in PPT format, which should include: personal introduction; Learning and social practice at the undergraduate level and related achievements; Knowledge and understanding of the application subjects; The research direction and conception to be engaged in will probably take 10 minutes. The second stage takes about 10 minutes to answer questions;

(2) The re-examination team consists of not less than 5 teachers with subtropical high or above titles, who are impartial and have no relatives to apply for graduate students of this major. The team leader is 1, and the secretary of the re-examination team makes on-site records.

(3) Each retest team records the answers of each candidate on the spot and keeps them for future reference;

(4) The interview method, time, difficulty and performance evaluation standard of the second interview team of the same discipline (major) should be unified in principle.

According to the requirements given by official website, the following information can be obtained:

1. You need to prepare a PPT speech. It is suggested that PPT should be concise, not just watching; And the content contained is indispensable.

2. There will be 6 teachers in the second interview group, and one person will ask a question on average, which is generally about the content of PPT display. Questions may be asked from your study experience and practice to your research direction. Secondly, you need to know which famous scholars and theories are in your chosen direction. Who were the scholars who were asked about your favorite direction of XX last year? Therefore, I suggest that you can be sure of your PPT when preparing. Don't panic when you encounter problems that can't be solved. You can talk about your understanding, but don't be too irrelevant.

My personal understanding is that the research direction you intend to engage in may not be the actual research direction, but it can be changed. If you are lucky, the teacher may like you very much when you meet your research direction and judges. Secondly, sometimes the teacher's own stage research links are not the same, but they are basically the same.

4. You can look at the choice of some papers to be studied.

V. Frequently Asked Questions and Answers in Re-examination

1. What are the specific research directions of Wuhan University?

A: The general research direction is library, information management and information resources. Finally, your own research direction depends on your choice of tutor.

2. What are the contents and questions of the re-examination of ideological and political theory?

A: There are six questions, mainly about China, Spanish and current affairs and politics.

3.3 Will it be difficult for teachers to ask professional questions in the future? PPT presentation? Is it all based on the content of your PPT?

A: It won't be too difficult. It's all related to the ppt you made.

4. How many questions does the teacher usually ask during the second interview?

A: There will be six teachers asking questions, one for each teacher.

5. Is English conversation a discussion of professional content or a daily conversation?

A: There is no special professional content, but more depends on your oral pronunciation and language expression ability.

6. Can I do data mining related to PPT? I wonder if this is within the scope of optional tutors?

A: Yes, the point is to justify yourself.