
On Ancient Times, the Career Path Is What It Is
谈起古代,仕途就这回事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 197k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
13Chapters
5Reads
8.4Score
355Reads · all time
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This book is very interesting! Just like the author said, "Experts watch the door, and laymen watch the excitement." Even if we don't understand the specific details of ancient official careers, we can still see the various officialdoms and the bustle of the market from the book. And I think this book not only talks about ancient times, but also reminds me of the current social attitude towards officialdom. Just like a friend of mine who only wants to take the civil service exam and thinks that is the sign of success. This book helped me understand his ideas better and also allowed me to see some similarities between ancient times and modern times. "The imperial examination room leads to the officialdom", this sentence really points out the core!