1. Do a good job in sorting out hot news.
Many people pay attention to mainstream media platforms such as "People's Daily Online" and "Xinhuanet" and pay attention to daily hot political topics, but you have not really digested these contents. Here, I suggest candidates to collect Summarize the news in 100 words and record it in WORD on the computer. At the same time, make an analysis and comment on the topic in about 300 words, and even extend the discussion. Through the processing and analysis of hot news, it can help you really keep the news in your mind, and at the same time improve your analytical skills. You can also improve the depth of argument in the examination room and write your own "commentator's article" .
2. Accumulate real test materials.
During the review process, real questions must be done, but at the same time, the materials in the materials must be accumulated in the process of doing the questions. On the one hand, they can serve as arguments in composition writing, and on the other hand, they can Accumulate materials for the interview and really make your essay writing have something to say.
3. Accumulation of ancient Chinese poetry.
In the past two years, there have been many poetry and idiom-based programs. You can use your time to watch palace dramas to watch more such variety shows. I also recommend that you find a book that was your favorite when studying Chinese in high school. That book "Essential Chinese Texts for Middle Schools" will contain many poems and ancient prose that you are familiar with. Take it out and review a few pages every day. You will recall your youthful years in high school and master nearly a hundred beautiful words and phrases. These contents will become the magic weapon for your essay writing.
4. Watch TV.
You read that right, I want you to watch TV. In 2016 and 2017, CCTV released many propaganda films and documentaries. You can use your lunch time to turn on your phone and learn about the political work of the past two years. Here are some relatively good documentaries recommended to you, including "Carrying Reform to the End", "Major Power Diplomacy", "Glorious China", "Always on the Road", and "China Rule of Law".