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" Thirty-six palaces and seventy-two courtyards " was a description of the size of the harem of ancient emperors. From a historical and cultural point of view, the harem of ancient emperors was huge, including many palaces and a large number of concubines and other living areas. Under the feudal dynasty system, the harem system was complicated, with many levels and corresponding living arrangements. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The seven academies of Nanjing University were Xingzhi Academy, Anbang Academy, Yuxiu Academy, Jianxiong Academy, Youxun Academy, Kaijia Academy, and Bingwen Academy. However, there were also different famous academies in ancient China, such as Yingtian Academy, Yuelu Academy, White Deer Cave Academy, Songyang Academy, Shigu Academy, Ehu Academy, etc. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The eight academies of Dianxi University of Technology were Cangshan, Erhai, Sita and Wuyun, Rainforest, Nayun, Chayi, Qinmin, and Yuxiu. In ancient times, there were also eight academies, but the reference materials did not clearly point out which eight academies. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

The International Academy of Astronautics was a prestigious academy. The International Academy of Astronautics was founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 1960. It was initially led by the aerospace mechanic, Van Carmen. In 1996, it was recognized as an independent non-governmental organization by the United Nations. Its mission included promoting the development of the aerospace industry for peaceful purposes, commending individuals with outstanding performance in space-related science or technology branches, providing projects to enable academicians to contribute to the international aerospace industry, and cooperating in the field of advanced aerospace science. The members of the International Academy of Astronautics were individuals who had made outstanding contributions to the aerospace field. They were divided into four divisions: basic science, engineering science, life science, and social science. The members were academicians, honorary academicians, academicians, and communication academicians. The nomination of a new academician required the signatures of three official members of the International Academy of Astronautics (one nominator and two seconders). The three official members of the International Academy of Astronautics could not be from the same country. After the nomination, they had to go through several rounds of selection before the Board of Directors conducted the final review. Becoming a corresponding academician of the International Academy of Astronautics also required a nomination from the selection committee and a vote from the academician conference. Correspondence academicians were usually scientists, engineers, or scholars who had made outstanding contributions and had an international reputation in the aerospace field or related disciplines. The International Academy of Astronautics 'corresponding academician was very valuable because it represented a very high academic level and research strength in related fields. In addition to the honor and resources provided by the institute, he could also participate in the decision-making and promotion of major projects. The selection criteria for the members of the International Academy of Astronautics was very high. They were all leaders of space and aerospace activities in various countries. Among them were scientists, aerospace technology experts, and people who had made outstanding contributions to the aerospace industry. Many famous people in the aerospace field from various countries were selected, such as Yang Liwei, Chen Shanguang, and Wu Weiren from China. The International Academy of Astronautics was an excellent and long-established non-governmental organization with a high reputation in the industry. Being selected was a recognition of one's achievements in the aerospace field. The novel "Hundred Years of Spaceship" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The History of China Academies was a book that collected information about China academies. It was known that there were 16 volumes in the "Records of China Academies in Past Dynasties", and the authors were Zhao Suosheng and Xue Zhengxing. The book was published by Jiangsu Education Press and was priced at 2300 yuan. The book collected 115 kinds of materials such as the records of academies in the past dynasties of China, including the records of academies, the regulations of academies, the art of lessons, the records of books and fields, etc. The lower limit of the compilation year was 1949. The book classified the local chronicles according to their content, and divided them into two parts: the academy chronicles and the class art. In addition, the book also included the continuation, continuation, supplement, and other contents, which were printed at the back of the original book. To sum up,"Records of China Academies" was an authoritative work that recorded the relevant information of China academies in detail.