What about the graduate students of Dalian International Studies University?

The questions of international students' postgraduate entrance examination are relatively dead, basically all over the years, and there is no flexibility. The exams are linguistics, literature, foreign languages and politics.

I don't know what your second foreign language is. If it is Japanese, the Japanese test papers of foreign universities are more difficult than those of ordinary universities, which is equivalent to Grade 2.

If it's a southern university, it's best not to take the Dalian Foreign Language Test. English majors have two directions: linguistics and literature, but the employment prospects of these two majors are not very good. Now it is a doctor who wants to be a university teacher, so these three years are basically a waste of youth.

If foreign language majors really miss graduate students, they should take exams in the south, as well as Beijing and Shanghai.