Observed arrival · 2026-09-30
EJU Prep, One Chinese Knowledge Card at a Time
A Chinese-language EJU study site combining syllabus cards, explained past questions, Japanese-language practice, review, and mock exams.
- For
- Chinese-speaking students preparing for Japan’s EJU
- Worth noticing
- A sample card explains that Japanese “下に凸” means an upward-opening parabola, linking a language trap directly to a math concept.
Field notes
The public sample pairs a quadratic-functions card with Japanese-Chinese terms, a formula, a question in Japanese, and an explanation of a likely translation pitfall. The homepage reports 4,819 terminology entries and 150 common Japanese question-stem patterns, alongside subject-specific materials. It says registered learners can set an exam date and receive a daily study plan; those account features are described on the page but are not independently verified by the extract.
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