Generally speaking, there will be reading and composition in Chinese, which may include reading ancient and modern Chinese, and sometimes literary knowledge. Mathematics is not necessarily, sometimes difficult and sometimes simple, because university teachers may not know the scope of high school and the depth of explanation, but don't be nervous, anyway, everyone is the same; English really requires a high vocabulary, and it has always been difficult to learn English by yourself, but if you don't have the energy to recite so many words at once, you don't have to. NATO will probably only take China Mathematics in the liberal arts this year. I remember Kazuki Watanabe musician, right? Political problems in other schools may not be much different from usual. You can pay attention to current politics and try to be open-minded when writing. History may involve general history or something. I remember 12 years, I took an examination of the changes in the territory of China for hundreds of years ... Of course, every school is different. I only took the written tests of NATO and Nankai, and I feel that Nankai's questions are quite satisfactory. Of course, they will be more open than usual, depending on my idea.