Composition grading is based on an itemized grading system, with a score of 100 out of 100. Among them, 25 points are required for clear subject, healthy thinking, and profound insights; 20 points for structure, clear hierarchy, natural transition, and end-to-end echo; 30 points for language, accurate wording, diverse sentences, and fluent expression; 25 points for writing, neat handwriting, correct punctuation, and standard formatting. Deducting points include: 1 point per word for typographical errors, up to 5 points; 0.5 points for punctuation errors; 2 points for every 50 characters less than the number of words; and a maximum of 30 points for essay essays. It is recommended that candidates spend 5 minutes reviewing the outline before writing to ensure that there is no bias in the topic; pay attention to clear paragraphs when writing, and point out the center at the beginning of each paragraph; leave 3 minutes after writing to check for typos and punctuation.