The source of learning officials is Yuan in the later Han Dynasty: "Anyone who learns officials looks at the prime minister at a high level and the shepherd at a low level." Li Qingyu's "Naihetian Hidden Envy": "From the day of self-study as an official, it is the best to go out and meet people."
Bachelor's degree is an academic degree worldwide, covering all disciplines, and the period of obtaining it ranges from 2 to 6 years. Countries around the world have different regulations on subject classification and qualification certification. In China, the standard for obtaining a bachelor's degree is that the average score of undergraduate courses and graduation thesis reaches the prescribed score, and they take the "main courses" exam organized by the degree-granting unit and pass the examination.
The origin of bachelor's degree:
The ancient bachelor's title, which first appeared in the Zhou Dynasty, refers to the aristocratic children who studied, and later evolved into official titles, and was widely called learned people and scholars. After Wei and Jin Dynasties, the bachelor officially became the official title with literature and skills dedicated to the imperial court.
In the Tang dynasty, the status of bachelor was greatly improved, and he could even participate in state affairs. Among them, the head of the Hanlin bachelor's degree is the emperor's personal adviser and secretary, also known as the "internal phase." In the Song Dynasty, all those who were awarded the "Bachelor of Hanlin" had the hope of becoming prime ministers. In the Qing dynasty, the position of university students was the first among civil servants.
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