The sources are generally mainstream newspapers and magazines in the United Kingdom and the United States, such as The Economist, Newsweek, The New York Times, and Time.

Starting from January 28, 2012, the British "Economist" magazine has opened a new China column to provide more space for articles about China. In order to cooperate with the opening of the new column, the cover article of The Economist magazine published on January 28, 2012 was also about China, discussing the development model and transformation of China's economy.

In the newly opened column, six articles are arranged on China’s politics, economy, society and other aspects, including Yunnan’s tobacco and coffee planting industries, the government’s role in economic life, and the real estate industry etc.

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Test scope

1. Grammar knowledge

Candidates should be able to skillfully use basic grammar knowledge.

This syllabus does not specifically list specific requirements for grammar knowledge. Its purpose is to encourage candidates to use the practice of listening, speaking, reading and writing instead of pure grammar knowledge learning, so that candidates can be more accurate in communication. , use grammatical knowledge freely.

2. Vocabulary

In addition to mastering the basic meanings of words, candidates should also master the meaning relationships between words, such as synonyms, synonyms, antonyms, etc.; and master the collocations between words. Relationships, such as verbs and prepositions, adjectives and prepositions, adjectives and nouns, etc.; master the basic knowledge of vocabulary generation, such as etymology, root words, affixes, etc.

The evolution of the English language is a dynamic development process worldwide, which is affected by technological development and social progress. This means that this syllabus requires ongoing research and periodic revision.

In addition, the National Unified English Examination for Master’s Degree Entrance is set up for non-English major candidates. Taking into account the needs of communication, candidates should also master vocabulary related to their work or profession, as well as vocabulary involving personal likes and dislikes, living habits and religious beliefs.

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