First, the origin of being the first.
Gold list refers to the list published by the imperial examination in the imperial examination era. The title is to write names, which means winning in the imperial examination.
In the Song Dynasty, Taiping Guangji recorded a legend: "A man named Cui Shao had a dream when he was ill, dreaming that he drifted to the underworld and saw three lists of gold, silver and iron. The gold list ranks first, followed by the silver list, and the state and county officials are on the iron list. "
Second, become the first requirement.
Because the court exam was not eliminated, Gong was also called Jinshi. Palace examination is the highest level of imperial examination, because it is held in the palace, so it is also called Shi Ting. Because the emperor presided over it personally, it was also called imperial examination or personal experience. The palace exam was held after the exam, the palace exam was a ranking exam, and the top ten were chosen by the emperor himself.
According to the results, the exam is divided into three places, the first place and the third place, respectively, the champion, the second place and the flower exploration. Many second-class students were awarded Jinshi origin. The top three are several, and they are endowed with Jinshi origin. These can all beno. 1. As for young students, scholars and juren, those who have passed the exam may not be qualified for the gold medal.
Overview and content of court examination:
First, an overview of the court examination
Palace examination, also known as Imperial Examination, Shi Ting and Tingdui, was one of the imperial examinations in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. The court examination was drafted by the cabinet and then submitted to the emperor for selection. Only those who choose in the exam can take part.
The purpose is to distinguish between qualified candidates and selecting officials. Palace examination was the highest subject in the imperial examination, and palace examination was named the top scholar.
Second, the content of the court examination
Palace exams only ask questions about exams. Since dawn, the candidates have gone through the formalities of roll call, paper distribution, praise and salute, and then issued questions about the exam. The topic of policy-making in the early Qing Dynasty is one of current affairs, with a length of 200-300 words, asking one or two questions.
After Kangxi, the topic was as long as five or six hundred words, or even thousands of words. In the twenty-sixth year of Qianlong, four of the eight articles were circled by readers.
The length of the essay is not limited, generally around 2000 words. There are certain formats and word limits for the beginning and middle writing. Special emphasis on writing, we must use the normal style, which is the so-called courtyard style and pavilion style. Words should be square, bright, dark and big. In a way, calligraphy is often more important than articles.