1. For fine arts majors (using the unified examination results), the comprehensive scores are calculated according to the professional scores accounting for 70% and the cultural scores (including policy scores, the same below) accounting for 30%. 2. In the category of literary editing and directing (using the results of the unified examination), the comprehensive score is calculated according to the professional score of 30% and the cultural score of 70%. 3. Calligraphy (using the results of the unified examination), the comprehensive score is calculated according to the professional score of 40% and the cultural score of 60%. 4. For the dance class (using the results of the unified examination), the comprehensive score is calculated according to the professional score of 70% and the cultural score of 30%. 5. Music (using the results of the unified examination), the comprehensive score is calculated according to the professional score of 70% and the cultural score of 30%. 6. Broadcasting host (using the unified examination results), the comprehensive scores are calculated according to professional scores accounting for 30% and cultural scores accounting for 70%. 7 aviation service art (using the unified examination results), the comprehensive score is calculated according to the professional score of 30% and the cultural score of 70%. 8 drama, film and television performances (using the results of the unified examination), the comprehensive score is calculated according to the professional score of 70% and the cultural score of 30%. 9. Clothing performance (using the results of the unified examination), the comprehensive score is calculated according to the professional score of 70% and the cultural score of 30%. (3) Specialist examination and approval. Unified examination majors use comprehensive scores according to professional categories (the same as similar undergraduate majors), and school examination majors use cultural scores according to professional categories. The specific filing and admission methods will be notified separately.