Graduate students in the Department of Fine Arts are divided into academics and majors, but their English scores are very low. Generally, 4 or 50 minutes is enough.
In your case, if you don't have a foundation in art, I suggest you take an academic exam, that is, art, because this kind of college exam focuses on theory (both the history of western art and the introduction to art are backed up), and you are still very confident. It is best to take an examination of Peking University, Renmin University, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing Institute of Technology and other comprehensive universities. There are many, the specific application depends on your area.
It is not recommended that you apply for Central Academy of Fine Arts, Tsinghua University Academy of Fine Arts, China Academy of Fine Arts and Jiangnan University (major in giant design). These schools pay more attention to the basic skills of fine arts and design ability, and should take an examination of real hand-drawing and production (this takes two years and must be accompanied by a tutor).
Last year, one of my classmates applied for Peking University Fine Arts, and it was easy to get in (but also made some efforts). Another classmate applied for Tsinghua and failed in many subjects. Another student reported Yangmei, damn it, he had to hand in a lot of works for review before reporting (too NB).
I entered the China Calligraphy Research Institute this year and am memorizing words. . .
Hehe, then you should make preparations early this year. Try to get it done next year! !
This year is too late. Let's do it next year. Good luck!