세계 청소년 지리 경연대회

수상 카테고리

개인상

    •    특별 금상 (그룹 참가자 상위 12%)

    •    금상 (그룹 참가자 상위 12%-25%)

    •    은상 (그룹 참가자 상위 26%-45%)

    •    동상 (그룹 참가자 상위 46%-60%)

    •    우수상 (그룹 참가자 상위 61%-100%)

단체상

    •    우수 단체상

    •    우수 멘토상

수상자는 참가자의 이름을 중문 또는 영문으로 넣은 맞춤형 상장을 요청할 수 있습니다.

상품 선택

    •    전자 상장: HKD 200

    •    전자 상장 + 실물 상장: HKD 290

    •    전자 상장 + 실물 상장 + 메달: HKD 325

    •    전자 상장 + 실물 상장 + 메달 + 트로피: HKD 365

상품 신청 기한은 결과 발표 후 2주입니다.
모든 상품은 신청 기한 종료 후 8주 이내에 발송됩니다.
상품 및 상장은 SF 익스프레스를 통해 현금货到付款(COD)으로 발송됩니다.

상품 수령 서명 후 파손 또는 분실된 경우, 재발송되지 않습니다.
잘못된 정보 또는 연락 어려움으로 인한 배송 실패에 대해 주최측은 책임지지 않습니다.

대회 가이드라인

1. 대회 카테고리

참가자는 문제 난이도 그룹에 따라 자유롭게 대회 단계를 선택할 수 있습니다.

2. 등록 및 시간安排

지정된 기한 내에 등록을 완료하고 시험지를 제출하세요.
등록 시 확인 이메일이 발송됩니다.
기한 내라면 언제든지 대회 포털에 접속하여 시험을 완료할 수 있습니다.

3. 시험 형식

    •    플랫폼: 온라인, 객관식, 빈칸 채우기 또는 단답형 문제로 구성

    •    기기: 컴퓨터 사용을 권장; 모바일 기기 사용 가능하지만 기능 제한이 있을 수 있습니다.

신뢰성 규정

    •    학문적 정직 서약을 엄격히 준수하세요.

    •    화면 전환, 대리 시험 또는 외부 지원은 금지됩니다.

4. 대회 규칙

    •    시간: 30-45분 (카테고리에 따라 다름). 시간이 만료되면 답안이 자동 제출됩니다.

    •    응시 기회: 참가자 1인 1회 제출 가능

    •    전략: 익숙한 문제부터 우선적으로 풀어주세요. 시간이 끝날 때까지 답하지 않은 문제는 다시 돌아와 풀 수 있습니다.

    •    도구: 계산기 사용 가능

5. 내용 및 기대사항

문제는 기초 지식과 고급 문제 해결 능력을 모두 평가합니다.

6. 결과 및 순위

학교 순위는 참가자가 제공한 데이터를 기반으로 계산됩니다.
공정성을 보장하기 위해 대회 직후 답안 및 결과는 공개되지 않습니다.

최종 순위는 다음과 같이 안내됩니다:

    •    등록된 연락처로 이메일/왓츠앱 메시지 발송

    •    공식 웹사이트 및 소셜 미디어에 게시

Entry Requirements：

1. Basic Chinese Knowledge

This module focuses on core Chinese concepts, including the basic context and evolution of Chinese language and literature (such as the literary prosperity in the Tang and Song dynasties, the development of modern Chinese prose, and the inheritance of contemporary children's literature), important Chinese classics and appreciation methods (such as the literary value of The Analects and Dream of the Red Chamber, as well as the basic principles of literary work interpretation), and the core characteristics of Chinese language units (such as the system of Chinese characters, the rules of syntax and rhetoric, and the styles of different literary genres). It systematically assesses the basic framework of Chinese studies, covering the evolution of Chinese characters and phonetics throughout history, the development of literary genres (such as the formation of Tang poetry and Song ci, the evolution of classical Chinese and modern Chinese), the relationship between Chinese application and social cultural life, as well as the meanings and applications of Chinese terms (such as "metaphor", "parallelism", "classical Chinese", "literary sketch"). The content encompasses the stylistic characteristics of different Chinese fields and their manifestations in language expression, helping to deeply understand the basic classification laws of Chinese phenomena, the operation principles of Chinese rules, and Chinese diversity—including the constituent elements of literary works, the evolutionary trajectory of Chinese development, and an overview of major Chinese fields (such as Chinese philology, literary appreciation, practical writing, oral expression).

 

2. Historical Phenomena and Theoretical Principles

This module explores the causes, evolutionary mechanisms, and far-reaching impacts of Chinese phenomena, such as the core incentives for the evolution of Chinese characters and language, the driving factors and spread effects of classic literary trends (such as the formation of the Hundred Schools of Thought's literary ideas, the popularity of modern vernacular literature), and the operational logic of language communication and cultural inheritance (such as the integration of dialects and mandarin, the inheritance and innovation of traditional literary forms). It analyzes the operation and adaptation principles of Chinese contexts (such as the interaction laws between literary creation and social reality, the expression mechanisms of language in different scenarios) and core Chinese theories (such as the principle of language standardization and normalization, the comparative method of similarity and difference in literary genre research). It conducts in-depth study of the interrelationships between Chinese philology, literary creation, practical application, and oral expression fields, the driving factors of Chinese development changes (such as the impact of technological progress on language expression forms, the influence of cultural exchange on literary creation styles), as well as the inherent laws of Chinese phenomena (such as the periodicity of literary trend updates, the evolutionary cycle of language expression methods). It also explores the role of human practice in Chinese development (such as the impact of writers' creative concepts on literary works, the promotion of the times by the popularization of standardized language).

 

3. Historical Practice and Application

This module strengthens practical Chinese skills, including the use of common Chinese tools (such as reading classic literary works and extracting core ideas, interpreting the connotation of literary language, and analyzing methods of text structure) and the handling of basic Chinese tasks (such as literary work appreciation and comment writing, Chinese data collation [e.g., sorting out the evolution of classic literary works], and compiling simple Chinese knowledge frameworks). Through case analysis simulating real Chinese application scenarios, it guides participants to interpret Chinese materials (such as classic literary excerpts, daily communication dialogues, practical writing samples), evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of language expression in specific contexts (such as the appropriateness of language in different communication scenarios, the rationality of literary work structure), and formulate reasonable expression plans for specific Chinese contexts (such as simulating the creation of practical articles in daily life, simulating the design of literary appreciation schemes for classic works). It initially applies Chinese research methods to conduct simple Chinese analysis, such as comparing similarities and differences between different literary works, estimating the influence scope of literary trends, and comparing similar Chinese phenomena in different periods (such as the evolutionary comparison of practical writing formats in different eras).

 

4、Question Types and Difficulty Levels

The competition features diverse question types, including multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, short-answer questions, essay questions, and Chinese expression design questions (such as practical writing creation in simulated scenarios). The difficulty level is adjusted according to participants' age and knowledge reserves: the Children's Group focuses on the memory and simple application of basic Chinese knowledge, while the Youth Group emphasizes in-depth understanding of Chinese theories and the ability to solve complex Chinese problems.​