Matters needing attention in the evaluation of Chinese test questions in the 2023 national college entrance examination;
Chinese test questions are the most difficult to evaluate in all subjects of the national A-level examination. Objective questions are easier to evaluate, but the latter questions are sometimes difficult to start because of their greater flexibility.
Classical Chinese translation/poetry appreciation/modern Chinese reading and language operation questions in the college entrance examination Chinese questions are not graded by rote memorization. In fact, no candidate can give exactly the same answer as the "standard answer" in such questions. According to the usual marking experience, the score is mainly based on the comprehensive factors such as the closeness of meaning and answer, the completeness and clarity of key points, and the standardization of language expression.
Compared with the usual examination, the evaluation of Chinese examination composition should not be conservative when it is confirmed that there is no deviation from the examination intention. Generally speaking, the requirements are strict at ordinary times, and marking A-level compositions in the national college entrance examination is the principle of encouraging leniency.
The actual situation is that many people scored slightly higher than usual in the college entrance examination composition. Of course, this is not absolute! There are relatively few Grade A and Grade IV compositions in the national college entrance examination, mostly Grade II and III. If your usual Chinese composition score is relatively stable, you can choose a compromise method and stay on topic.
The national college entrance examination composition topic is "Dream of Red Mansions". Applicable provinces: Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou, Tibet and Guangxi.
There is a plot in A Dream of Red Mansions when it is written that "the Grand View Garden takes an appropriate test". After the Grand View Garden built for relatives of Yuan Fei (Jia Yuanchun) was completed, everyone inscribed a plaque for the pavilion on the bridge in the garden.
Some people argue that the word "Yi Ran" is taken from the sentence "You Ting Yi Ran" in Ouyang Xiu's Zuiweng Pavilion. Jia Zheng believes that "this pavilion is made of water" and the title is "it must be biased towards water". He advocated that the word "Xie" was based on "Xie comes from between the two peaks", and someone immediately echoed it as "Xie Yu"; Jia Baoyu thought it was more elegant to use "Qin Fang", and Jia Zheng nodded acquiescently. The word "Qin Fang" points out the beautiful scenery of flowers and trees pouring water, which is unconventional; This is also in line with Yuan Fei's mothering, which is implicit and thoughtful.