1. Translation section on reverse migration in China due to job shortages and housing costs in megacities, entrepreneurial hopes among returnees, e-commerce as a rural development opportunity, varied confidence levels among individuals 2. Literary analysis section: 《一隻叫鳳的鴿子》 (A Pigeon Called Phoenix): expression of human goodness through the pigeon “Feng” 《城南舊事》 (My Memories of Old Beijing): Yingzi’s attitude toward friendship in the story “Hui’an Pavilion” 《故鄉》 (Hometown): depiction of decline and desolation in the narrator’s real hometown 3. Film analysis section: 《請投我一票》 (Please Vote for Me): impact of three candidates’ family backgrounds on the class monitor election 《十七歲的單車》 (Beijing Bicycle): cinematic portrayal of the complex relationship between Xiaogui and Xiao Jian 《天水圍的日與夜》 (The Way We Are): symbolic use of objects to show Leung Foon’s transition from loneliness 4. Responses required in either Traditional or Simplified Chinese; all answers must match chosen character format 5. Essay length requirement: 250–350 Chinese characters per response; two questions must be answered (one from Section B and one from Section C, or both from Section B)