A physics major who doesn't know English can't have a future, because many documents will be in English in the future. Moreover, foreign books are generally one grade higher than domestic books. So I recommend:

In the mathematical method, the Mathematical Method of Physicists (6th edition) written by arfken and Weber is used.

Introduction to electrodynamics, 3rd edition, by David Griffith.

Atomic physics can be used in Yang, and there are textbooks for graduate students in Oxford University abroad. Atomic Physics and Atomic Physics written by C.J.Foot are not suitable for beginners, but they can be used as reference books.

I haven't learned the basics of concise circuits (we don't have this course in our major, so I don't know much about it), so I can't recommend it to you.

Counseling books are generally not needed. Physics masters never work out problems, but constantly think, constantly deduce formulas and prove theorems. Just do the exercises well after class, and don't spend too much time on the topic, which is meaningless.