What are the directions for the postgraduate entrance examination in geography?

Geography is a subject that studies natural phenomena and human activities on the earth's surface. It covers a wide range of fields, so there are many directions for postgraduate entrance examinations. The following are some common geography postgraduate entrance examination directions:

1. Physical geography: mainly studies the natural phenomena on the earth's surface, such as landforms, climate, hydrology, soil, etc. Research directions include geomorphology, climatology, hydrology, soil science, etc.

2. Human geography: It mainly studies the impact of human activities on the surface environment, such as population, cities, agriculture, industry, etc. Research directions include population geography, urban geography, agricultural geography, industrial geography, etc.

3. Economic geography: It mainly studies the relationship between economic activities and geographical environment, such as regional economic development, resource development, transportation, etc. Research directions include regional economics, resource economics, transportation economics, etc.

4. Environmental geography: It mainly studies the damage and protection of the environment caused by human activities, such as environmental pollution, ecological restoration, environmental planning, etc. Research directions include environmental science, ecology, urban planning, etc.

5. Cartography and Geographic Information Systems: Mainly studies map production and the application of geographic information systems, such as remote sensing technology, spatial analysis, geographic databases, etc. Research directions include remote sensing technology, spatial analysis, geographic information systems, etc.

6. Marine geography: mainly studies the marine environment and marine resources, such as marine landforms, marine climate, marine life, etc. Research directions include marine geology, marine biology, marine chemistry, etc.

7. Tourism geography: mainly studies the distribution of tourism resources and the impact of tourism activities, such as tourism planning, tourism market, tourism culture, etc. Research directions include tourism planning, tourism market, tourism culture, etc.