Zhu, Shi, Xu Shiqi, Zhu Jin, Ye, Shi Weien, Wang Hao, Cai Song, Song Zongshu, Zhu Jian, Cai, Tang Ban, Zhu Liang Qiu, Ye Cheng, Huang Huai, Wu Shixian, Wu Shengqin, Shi Run, Xu Jida and Zhu Zizuo. In the ancient Chinese imperial examination system, those who passed the last central government imperial examination were called Jinshi. It is the name of the court examination and the winner of the ancient imperial examination. In the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, Jinshi were born after court examinations, and they were called Jinshi.

The Development Course of Scholars in Qing Dynasty

Wu, a writer in Qing Dynasty, wrote in Chapter 17 of The Scholars that many famous writers in ancient times were scholars. During the Liao, Jin and Yuan Dynasties, after being selected by local examinations, Jinshi went to Beijing to take an examination. After being admitted by the central court, the ranking was decided by the imperial court examination. A gives the officer six grades, two grades seven grades, three grades eight grades.

Before the Liao Dynasty, there was no system of Khitan judges, and then there were judges. The Jin Dynasty established Jurchen Jinshi Branch. Yuan dynasty called "xianggong Jinshi" The Ming and Qing Dynasties followed the system of the previous dynasty, and juren could only be called Jinshi after passing the court examination, otherwise it could only be called China Juren. Many scholars are Hanlin officials.

The first place in armour was the champion, and he was awarded the revision. The second place and the third place are the second place respectively, flower detective and editing. Second, the top three can be selected as Jishi Shu, or awarded to officials such as officials, principals, Chinese book officials, pedestrians, Dr. Taichang and Dr. Guo Zi, or awarded to local officials, government officials, county magistrates and county officials.