1. Ignorance of fate: Examination questions of the Jiachenke (Imperial Examination) in the 32nd year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (1604) (Volume 15 of "Wanli Yehuobian")
2. In the Ming Dynasty, the entire eight-legged essay was divided into eight structures: breaking the topic, carrying the topic, starting the story, mentioning the comparison, middle comparison, last comparison, ending comparison, and closing. Four points are divided into eight parts, and every two parts must form a couplet (Qi Gong's "Speaking of Eight Parts")
3. This article is a game written when you are bored. Please just laugh it off and don't go into it too deeply.
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