How did the imperial examinations of the Qing Dynasty describe the ancient people entering the official career?

The Scholars was a novel that reflected the imperial examination system in ancient China. It described the imperial examination system in detail. In the novel, the process of the ancient people becoming officials was described in a very complicated and complicated way. First of all, the imperial examination in the Qing Dynasty was divided into two stages: the provincial examination and the general examination. In the provincial examination, examinees had to pass strict examinations and obtain good results before they could enter the general examination. In the exam, candidates had to pass the exam again to obtain the qualifications to become an official. Secondly, the novel described the contents of the provincial examination and the general examination, the difficulty of the examination, and the competition between the examinees. Through the description of these details, the novel shows the struggle and efforts of the ancients in the imperial examination and the decisive influence of the imperial examination on personal talent and destiny. In addition, the novel also described the work, life, and political struggles of the ancients after they entered the official career. Through describing the sufferings and difficulties of the ancients in officialdom, the novel shows the sinister and helpless of the ancients in the political power struggle and the profound influence of the imperial examination on the fate of individuals and society. The descriptions of the imperial examinations in the Scholars 'Unofficial History of the Qing Dynasty showed the struggles and efforts of the ancients in the imperial examinations and the profound influence of the imperial examinations on individual destiny and social destiny through meticulous plots and vivid characters.