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The key areas that need to be reinforced during the summer vacation include the following: 1. Marxist Theory: This course is one of the five political science subjects required for the postgraduate entrance examination, and it is relatively difficult; the content covered is quite abstract, with a focus on philosophy and political economy. The concepts in philosophy are quite abstract; it is recommended that candidates use instructor videos and real-life examples, along with practice exercises, to grasp the content related to philosophy. Political economy is a challenging subject; it is recommended that students listen carefully to the explanations given by relevant instructors. After understanding the key concepts, they should work through related exercises and take advantage of the instructors’ feedback to grasp the scope of what is assessed in political economy. For the introduction to Marxism in Chapter 1, and the sections on scientific socialism in Chapters 7 and 8, it is recommended that you take a brief look at them. 2. Mao Zedong Thought: This course is the one that carries the highest weight in the political science portion of the postgraduate entrance examination; its assessment method often combines current affairs with an emphasis on memorizing key concepts. The focus of the examination is on the five-in-one overall framework for building socialism with Chinese characteristics. It is recommended that when reviewing this course, one should combine it with the current Party’s meeting guidelines and policies as well as the important speeches of leaders, in order to strengthen memory based on a thorough understanding of the knowledge points. 3. Historical Outline: This course follows a chronological approach, focusing on introducing historical events related to China’s **d. The examination mainly focuses on memorizing basic knowledge points and organizing the clues related to those knowledge points. It is recommended that candidates organize the systematic knowledge points by following the chronological sequence in order to grasp the key areas examined in the syllabus. 4. Ideological Cultivation and Legal Foundations: This course consists mainly of two parts – ideological and moral cultivation and legal foundations – and it is considered a relatively simple subject in the political theory section of the postgraduate entrance examinations. Its assessment method mainly involves using typical examples from daily life as well as some famous quotes to test knowledge of morality and law. It is recommended that everyone connect specific moral principles and legal requirements with reality, practice a large number of exercises, master the content of this course, and combine understanding with memorization. The summer vacation was used to reinforce key political science concepts; with normal performance, it’s easy to achieve high scores in the exams! Follow the Law Postgraduate Entrance Exam website to get help in your preparation for the exam!