<p>Hello,
I am an international student from shanghai, china. so I don’t have any sense about AP coures.
What is the context of the Math and Physics course?
the depth, the wideth or difficulty?</p>
<p>hello MengZhe! Which school in Shanghai are you from?.. just curious…I am from Shanghai too! 
As for your question, AP Math (Calculus) has two levels- Calc AB and BC. These courses cover a very wide range of information but not much in depth. I don’t think schools in china usually teach these. If you’ve studied some calculus on your own, the AP Calc should be fairly easy. The topic for Calculus BC includes: limits, derivative in depth, integral in depth, polar/parametric, sequence and serise or something else, of which I don’t remember. AP Physics also has two levels: B and C. Physics B should be pretty easy for chinese students, just normal stuff. Physics C, however, uses a lot of calculus and goes beyond chinese high school, I think. </p>
<p>Wish you find this helpful :-)</p>