A poem describing the imperial examination system

Here are some poems describing the desolation of the ancient imperial palace: - Bai Juyi's " There are many autumn grasses in the south of the West Palace, and the fallen leaves are all over the steps." This sentence depicted the desolation of Xuanzong's secluded residence in his later years. The courtyard was full of autumn grass and the fallen leaves piled up, showing the decline and loneliness of the palace. - Liu Fangping said," The sun is setting on the screen window, and no one in the golden house sees tears. The golden house used to be a symbol of favor, but now no one cared about it. The palace maid guarded the empty court alone, making the scene of late spring even more desolate. - Wang Changling, holding a broom, opened the Golden Hall of Pingming, and for the time being lingered with the round fan. The palace maid cleaned the palace day after day. She was beautiful but not favored. Compared to the jackdaw, she could still see the emperor's face. She wrote about the sadness of the palace maid and the loneliness in the palace. - Bai Juyi's tears wet his silk scarf, but he could not dream. Deep in the night, he sang in the front hall. The beauty was still there, but she had fallen out of favor. She listened to the singing in the front hall late at night and sat alone until dawn, deeply showing the fickleness of the world in the palace. - Zhang Hu's hometown was three thousand miles away, and he lived in the palace for twenty years. The palace maid was far away from her hometown and had lived in the palace for a long time. With a sad song, her tears fell in front of the king, telling the sorrow and desolation of life in the palace. " Palace Wall Flower Shadow: The Legendary Life of the Mute Embroidery Girl " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

The imperial examination system was a system of selecting officials in ancient China. Its advantages and disadvantages were obvious. The advantages of the imperial examination system: 1. Fairness: The imperial examination system adopted the method of sub-subject examination to make the examination more fair. No matter the background, wealth, status and other factors would no longer affect the examination results. 2. Selection of talents: The imperial examination system could effectively curb the influence of special relationships and forces by selecting talents through examinations, thus ensuring the quality of officials. 3. Restricting the power of officials: The imperial examination system restricted the power of officials. The promotion and treatment of officials were related to political achievements and contributions, not just personal relationships and background. Disadvantages of the imperial examination system: 1. The problem of corruption: Although the imperial examination system could select excellent officials, the simplicity and lack of clarity of the examination system could easily lead to corruption. 2. Regional differences: Although the imperial examination system is fair, there may be differences in the examination results and admission standards in different regions due to regional differences. 3. Single selection method: The imperial examination system used the method of sub-subject examination, which lacked other methods of selecting officials. As a result, the selection of officials was too simple and difficult to adapt to the needs of different fields and positions. 4. Restricting personal development: The imperial examination system only pays attention to the examination results and neglects the individual's ability, specialty, and interest, limiting personal development and innovation. To sum up, the imperial examination system had both advantages and disadvantages. Although the imperial examination system curbed corruption and the abuse of official power to a certain extent, its fairness and the way of selecting talents were also insufficient. Therefore, in modern society, the role and function of the officials selected by the imperial examination system had changed greatly, and their value and influence needed to be re-evaluated.

The fundamental purpose of the imperial examination system was to select talents to provide a strong labor force and talents for governing the country. Those who passed the imperial examination could be promoted and selected to serve the country and the people. The imperial examination system had played an important role in the history of China and promoted the stability and development of Chinese society.

The imperial examination system of the Tang Dynasty was mainly divided into the nine-grade system and the imperial examination system. Under the nine-grade system, officials were divided into nine grades, each grade was divided into two grades, and above the genuine grade, there were three grades. There was a specific selection procedure for officials. Each rank had a specific examination content. Officials had to pass the examination to be promoted. Taichang Temple, the Imperial College, the Imperial College, and other institutions participated in the examination, evaluation, and selection of officials. The ranks and positions of officials were evaluated according to their moral character, knowledge, and ability. The imperial examination system was even more important. Its core was the imperial examination, with examination subjects such as Ming classics, Ming law, Ming history, etc. The content of the Ming Jing examination mainly involved classics such as the Four Books and Five Classics; the Ming law examined legal knowledge and laws; the Ming history involved the history and figures of the Tang Dynasty. These subjects were mainly used for universal education and the selection of low-level officials. The difficulty of the examination and the number of participants varied. The Jinshi examination was the most important examination subject. It was held once every three years and hosted by the Ministry of Personnel. The number of people taking the examination was generally around 2,000. The examination content mainly included classics, historical biography, policy theory, etc. It was divided into three stages: the palace examination, the general examination, and the Ministry of Rites examination. The examination time was as long as half a year. In the palace examination, candidates had to answer questions in front of the emperor; the general examination was held in the provincial capital to test the meaning of classics and historical biography; the Ministry of Rites examination was held in the capital to test the knowledge of strategy and etiquette. The candidates who passed the Ministry of Rites examination could become Jinshi and be awarded official positions. However, there were some problems in the imperial examination of the Tang Dynasty, such as the existence of the general list, the circulation of papers, etc., which lacked basic fairness, providing opportunities for related households to exploit loopholes. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The poem that Xu Xinnian wrote in the Imperial Examination Fraud Case was a farewell poem. The content was: " Heaven did not give birth to me, Xu Xinnian, and the great worship lasted for eternity like a long night." This poem expressed his confidence in himself and his pessimistic expectations for the future. He believed that without his appearance, Da Feng would fall into a long period of darkness. However, the reality was that Xu Xinnian was not affected by the fraud case. His problem was solved. He was not banished to a lowly status, but continued his studies and life. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

"Xu Xinnian's Fraud Case in the Imperial Examination" was from the novel,"A Duel Son-in-law." In the novel, Ning Yi wrote a limerick on Xu Xinnian's exam paper. The full text was as follows: It is difficult to become a man without poverty, and it is naive without being hit. Since ancient times, heroes had come from purgatory and had always been rich and noble. Drunken life and death who become gas, TuoMa long spear set heaven and earth. He led his army thousands of miles away, and his reputation was passed down to future generations. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The following are some recommendations from the ancient imperial examination system: 1. " Accompanying Her Husband's Daily Life in the Imperial Examinations ": The story tells the story of Yu Nian's transmigration to the sixth daughter of the concubine of the wealthy Yu family in Linchuan County of the Great Wei Dynasty. She hopes to live a safe and stable life in this strange world. 2. " Raising a Little Chief Assistant ": The male protagonist is a person who has been reborn. In his previous life, he dreamed that the female protagonist was recruiting children, and he took the imperial examination under her business support. However, his wife and children were killed, and he became a loner. After his rebirth, he faced his dark side and lived a sweet and harmonious life with Zhao 'er. 3. 'The Life of a Farmer's Family in the Ancient Imperial Examination': This novel was written by Qu Liushui and narrated the life of a farmer in the ancient imperial examination. 4. 'The Best of Official Residence' was a novel written by the author, Shan Haoyue. It described the struggles and growth of a person in officialdom. 5. " Imperial Examination Official Road ": This is a novel written by Shen Guobao. It tells the story of a person's experience and achievements in the imperial examination. I hope that the novels recommended above can satisfy your reading needs.

The imperial examination system of Tang Dynasty can be commented from two aspects: positive and negative. Positive aspects: - Talent Selection: Breaking the tradition of determining the appointment of officials based on family background and wealth, selecting talents in a fair manner. Talented and learned people could enter the ranks of officials through the imperial examination and contribute to the country and society. This kind of fairness encouraged people to study hard and be proactive, improved social vitality and creativity, ensured the quality and ability of the government and officials, and increased social mobility and fairness. - ** Cultural Prosperity **: It promoted the spread of knowledge and the development of education. In order to cope with the imperial examination, examinees needed to be proficient in classic works and widely dabble in various fields of knowledge. Active learning became a social ethos. This promoted the rise and development of educational institutions, improved social cultural attainments and knowledge levels, and promoted the prosperity of literature, history, philosophy, and other fields. Many outstanding scholars and scholars stood out. - ** Society is stable **: Under the public recommendation system, the government can select outstanding talents to hold important positions, and outstanding candidates can obtain fair competition opportunities to display their talents. The public recommendation system expanded the scope of talent selection, was conducive to social progress and development, alleviated class contradictions, promoted cultural prosperity, and could also maintain social stability and ruling effectiveness. Negative effects: The imperial examination paid too much attention to book knowledge and did not examine practical ability and talent. It might lead to the neglect of some talents who had practical ability but did not receive good education. In addition, the public recommendation system required officials to recommend, which could easily lead to corruption and injustice. Although the scope of selection was expanded, there was still a certain threshold, which limited the development and progress of some talents. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The Tang Dynasty imperial examination system had the following drawbacks: 1. ** Fairness in the examination ** - ** The shortcomings of the name sealing method and the copying system **: The name sealing method did not appear in the early Tang Dynasty. Although Wu Zetian used it in the highest-level court examination, it was not used in the provincial examination, and it was not always implemented. Even if the method was used, the examiners could easily distinguish the examination papers of their students and relatives through their handwriting. The Tang Dynasty did not adopt the transcribing system, which led to the emergence of fraud in the imperial examination. - ** The Ministry of Civil Affairs recruitment standard is vague **: After the Jinshi examination, one needs to go through the Ministry of Civil Affairs recruitment. The examination standard of "body, speech, calligraphy, judgment" is very vague. There is no clear regulation of what standards can be met to pass, which brings convenience to the examiner's favoritism. 2. ** The influence of the aristocratic families ** - ** The loophole of the examination paper and the public recommendation system **: In the Tang Dynasty, there was the act of "examination paper". The candidates would edit their articles and poems into a volume and present it to the celebrities, requesting to recommend themselves to the examiner. Many people who got to know the examiner through the "examination paper" and passed the Jinshi examination were small rats. In addition, there was also the "public recommendation" system. If the public officials liked scholars, they could recommend them to the chief examiner. The recommended scholars had a high possibility of passing the examination. These provided a way for the powerful families to influence the results of the imperial examination, which was not conducive to the children of the poor families. - ** The influence of the ranking system **: Before the imperial examination examiners decide on the examination results, they will invite famous people to jointly decide on the admission list based on the candidates 'results, social status, and reputation. The children of noble families usually make friends with dignitaries and have a good reputation. Compared to the children of poor families, they have a clear advantage. The chief examiner would also present the results to the prime minister, who could decide the final list of candidates. This also provided an opportunity for the powerful families to influence the results of the imperial examination. 3. ** Talent employment and officialdom issues ** - ** The problem of officialdom caused by a single employment channel **: A large number of scholars were selected through the imperial examination, but the government provided them with limited employment opportunities. By the time of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, cultural and educational causes were not valued. After Wu Zetian became emperor, he interrupted the cultural and educational causes independent of officialdom. The only employment channel for scholars was to enter officialdom. However, the ability of the officialdom to accept employment was weak. Wu Zetian set up another organization to cultivate power. The overlapping of institutions and the increase of redundant personnel led to low efficiency, factional struggles, and corruption in the officialdom. Moreover, the salaries of officials continued to increase, and the people could not bear the burden. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!