Well, it is reasonable to say that each school's orientation quota should be allocated according to the number of people, but because each school's overall strength is different, each school will have its own orientation score. For example, last year's 9 16 seems to be 73 1, and other schools may get targeted places below this score. (I don't know if you entered 9 16 at the beginning, or because of the relationship, the latter won't get the directional quota even if it reaches the score), but there will still be standby quotas in the end, which is subject to the score. Generally, 9 16 accounts for most places (almost a dozen or twenty). As for other special policies, I haven't really seen them.