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What to worry?

My comments:

Christy, yours is a typical letter I receive from my generous readers to whom I am "much obliged", to borrow your kind words. Typical in that you sound like you've got major problems when, the way I see it, you don't.

You've done your undergraduate studies and are now on the way to pursuing a master degree in Beijing. Not many people can paint a rosier picture for themselves than that. It seems your situation is not what you've tried to make it out to be - It's not dire at all.

Worries sap energy. So let's see if I can help you to stop the worries and in so doing spare you some more energy for preparing for the tests coming up.

And let's see if we can accomplish that without me resorting to practical "short-cuts" that you mentioned. I don't have any of those anyway.

Essentially, what I want you to recognize is that there's really nothing to worry about. Or, to put it another way, what you worry about is nothing - your worries are merely imaginations. They are just ideas in your head. They are not real.

You're worried, for instance, that the fact that you "majored in Economics" might be a handicap. That may not be true - supposing you're to be examined on an economic issue?

You're worried the fact that you're "not familiar with issues of China" and "its style of examination" may be a hindrance too. This may not be an obstacle either. Remember, if the Beijing university wants to enroll students from Hong Kong, they'll be asking you to compete with local students. You'll be competing on a level playing field - none of the other HK students will be more familiar with Chinese issues than you are.