1. FLTRP, Zhang Jian, Application of English Knowledge in Postgraduate Entrance Examination and Vocabulary Essentials.
2. FLTRP, 100 Zhang Jian took the postgraduate entrance examination to read and understand articles.
3. FLTRP, Zhang Jian's two-way breakthrough in translation and writing.
Extended data:
The books published by Zhang Jian are as follows (Zhang Jian's Yellow Book in red box):
Postgraduate English reading skills;
(1) Face to face, read through the article first, and then look at the topic. If you don't know, go back and read the relevant paragraph. Advantages: I have a general concept and impression of the article from the beginning. Disadvantages: slow speed, unfocused reading, unclear article details when doing the questions.
(2) From point to surface, read the question first and then browse the article, and look for the answer in the article with the memory of the question. Advantages: strong pertinence, high speed, irrelevant content can be omitted, and the content that is likely to be related to the problem can be highlighted. Disadvantages: I didn't grasp the whole article at first.
(3) Points and surfaces intersect, reading a layer of meaning and doing a few questions, and reading and doing questions intersect. Advantages: moderate speed, stronger pertinence, and deep impression on the content just read. Because the most important part of the full text is in the first paragraph and the first sentence of each paragraph, we can also have a preliminary understanding of the outline of the article in this way.
References:
Zhang Jian _ Baidu encyclopedia