University students in Qing Dynasty are equivalent to the current prime minister. A college student is a senior secretary who assists the emperor, also known as a cabinet college student and a court college student. And there are college students as co-organizers. Main hall, a popular name in Ming and Qing dynasties, generally refers to a bachelor or a record master. In addition, the post-Vietnamese Li and Ruan Chao followed China's example and set up the post of university student.

As the political adviser and the highest staff of the emperor, the cabinet college students were responsible for drafting imperial edicts and reviewing the memorials, and their authority was roughly equivalent to that of the Tang Dynasty in China. The right of the cabinet college students to "draft a ticket" is the right of the calligraphers in the Tang Dynasty to "participate in the discussion of chapters". The rank of cabinet university students is lower than that of China calligraphers in Tang and Song Dynasties, but at its peak, their power is equivalent to that of China calligraphers in Tang and Song Dynasties.