The Physics Competition examines students' understanding of physics concepts and their ability to apply their knowledge of physics to solve real-world problems. The scope of the examination includes the five major parts of mechanics, heat, electromagnetism, optics and modern physics, of which mechanics and electromagnetism account for more than 60% of the total score. The competition is in the form of a closed-form written examination, which lasts 120 minutes and has a total score of 150 points. The types of questions include multiple choice questions (10 questions, 4 points per question), blank-filling questions (6 questions, 5 points per question), and calculation questions (4 questions, 20 points per question). The calculation questions require writing out the necessary formulas, substituting data and calculation processes, and only writing the answers should not be divided. Allows the use of calculators that do not have storage capabilities. Note when answering questions: the physical formula should write the original formula, not the deformation formula directly; the unit should be unified, and the result should have a unit; the vector question should explain the direction; the valid number should be 2-3 digits.