"Compilation of the Imperial Examination Strategies of the Ming Dynasty's Number One Scholars" is the most complete compilation of the imperial examination strategies of the Ming Dynasty in history. It collects the imperial examination strategies of 89 top scholars in 88 subjects in the Ming Dynasty (only one subject in the 16th year of Chongzhen is missing), with about 400,000 words. Select the original manuscripts and proofread them in detail with as many reference copies as possible, in order to provide original texts that can be used for credit reference for research in related fields. The main contents of this book include: Wu Bozong in Xinhai Ke in the fourth year of Hongwu, Ding Xian in Yichou Ke in the eighteenth year of Hongwu, Ren Hengtai in Wuchen Ke in the twenty-first year of Hongwu, Huang Guan (also known as Xu Guan) in Xinwei Ke in the twenty-fourth year of Hongwu, etc.
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Give me a simplified Chinese version, I can't understand the traditional Chinese characters [sad][crying]
Wow, this book is so amazing! It is the most complete collection of Ming Dynasty court trials in history! It contains so many imperial examination strategies of top scholars, and I feel like I can learn a lot of historical knowledge from it. But I hate the kind of self-righteous characters the most, and I hope there are none in this book. I like smart and talented characters, and I really want to see how these top picks answer questions. Moreover, this book has been proofread in detail, so it must be very reliable! I think this book is definitely worth reading for anyone interested in the history of the Ming Dynasty.
Give me a simplified Chinese version, I can't understand the traditional Chinese characters [sad][crying]
Wow, this book is so amazing! It is the most complete collection of Ming Dynasty court trials in history! It contains so many imperial examination strategies of top scholars, and I feel like I can learn a lot of historical knowledge from it. But I hate the kind of self-righteous characters the most, and I hope there are none in this book. I like smart and talented characters, and I really want to see how these top picks answer questions. Moreover, this book has been proofread in detail, so it must be very reliable! I think this book is definitely worth reading for anyone interested in the history of the Ming Dynasty.