First of all, you need to calm down and really read the book (big and small words) before you can understand it. This process takes two weeks. Then you need to start reciting, just recite it in bold. Moreover, be sure to understand the back. It should be noted that all political exams, as long as they are formal, have big answers in bold. It takes a week, mainly because the outline is very important. It's normal to be half wrong the first time, and it's normal to have no ideas on big questions. The key is accumulation. You mark the answers to all the questions you have done in the book and draw them one at a time. After a period of time, which knowledge point is drawn the most times, focus on memorizing. This method is very effective.

History is complicated and can only be recited. The only skill is to sort out each historical period according to politics, economy, culture, nationality and diplomacy when all the knowledge points are clear, which will have a miraculous effect. Recite in a row. For example, in terms of economy, the earliest knife coins and jiaozi can be linked with later Shanxi merchants and Huizhou merchants. If we sum up these points frequently, we can divide them into many according to economy and politics. Each one can be strung together at the end.

Some of our classmates made up their own jingles to commemorate them. For example, China's early slave society period: Xia, Shang, Western Zhou to Eastern Zhou, and slave society to Spring and Autumn.