The Chinese composition of the 2016 College Entrance Examination is in the form of comics. Some candidates reported that the examination questions were difficult and it was not easy to get high scores. For the candidates in our province, this is the third time that candidates for the college entrance examination in our province have to write comic compositions after 1983 and 1996.

The comic composition has new ideas. "The overall difficulty of the Chinese test questions is moderate." At the Wuhan No. 2 Middle School test center, after the Chinese test, many candidates said in interviews with reporters, "This year's Chinese test questions are more conventional and not too difficult." Difficult. The composition is a comic composition, and since I don’t have much relevant training, it’s not that difficult to write. I guess it’s a bit difficult to get a high score.”

I just graduated from Wuhan Iron and Steel No. 3 Middle School. Deng Yuan, a classmate in the examination room, said that they usually have some training on comic composition occasionally, but they don’t have much training on composition based on materials. “This time for the comics composition test, reviewing the questions took up some time. Although writing the comic composition was a bit unexpected in this year’s college entrance examination, it was not surprising. As for the impact. Except for the essay questions, the other questions in the Chinese language paper are relatively mild and not very difficult. "Writing essays requires reading comics, which requires careful observation and analysis, and the requirements for writing are a bit high. It is still a bit difficult to express depth and personality. "Many candidates said that it is easy to start the essay, but difficult to write it well.

In 1983, a cartoon appeared for the first time as a college entrance examination essay question. This cartoon titled "There is no water here, dig somewhere else" depicts a man digging a well. After digging many times, he is almost close to the water. time to give up. The comic essay question appeared again in 1996. The college entrance examination essay question of that year included two comics: "Plastic Surgery on Six Fingers" and "The Wrong Cut". Later, considering that comics questions required students to accurately examine graphic information, which increased the difficulty of the essay to a certain extent, comics essay questions were rarely seen in the Chinese language test papers of our province’s college entrance examination in recent years.