The second interview is divided into written test and interview. First of all, when interviewing, you should prepare a beautiful English self-introduction. After that, the re-examination group teacher will ask you several professional-related questions, most of which are hepatobiliary surgery. The written test is divided into professional English written test and professional written test. The written test of professional English will allow you to translate several English abstracts of hepatobiliary majors, and the requirements are English-Chinese translation. Professional written tests are all questions and answers, with 5-6 questions, all of which are general surgery majors, and hepatobiliary surgery accounts for 2-3 questions. Generally, I only took five short answers and English-Chinese translation that year. I just need to write hard on it, whether I can or not. The content is about specialized courses. I can secretly use my mobile phone to search for important words online. There is also a test noun explanation. At that time, I remember that our nervous answering director looked around behind the desk and said, "Well, the number of words is almost up. Please take it away? Generally speaking, the interview begins with introducing yourself in English, and then several teachers take turns to ask you several professional questions and common questions (at present, I only heard that the orthopedics department of the First Affiliated Hospital answers questions in pure English), and the whole retest is over. Generally speaking, except for very popular individual majors, those who can enter the re-examination in the re-examination of medical doctors generally mean that they have been admitted to graduate schools.