The Chronological and Special Distribution of Jinshi in Gansu in the Qing Dynasty
Yang Yin-quan
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Yang Yin-quan
Abstract
The number and distribution of jinshi in China reflects not only a region's level of development of economy,education,and culture but also the style of writing and the habits of scholars.As a province in the northwest,the level of education and literacy was relatively low.Through research,we know that there were in Qing-Dynasty Gansu 332 jinshi whose distribution was not only related to the development of social development of Gansu but also the development of Qing society.
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The number and distribution of jinshi in China reflects not only a region's level of development of economy,education,and culture but also the style of writing and the habits of scholars.As a province in the northwest,the level of education and literacy was relatively low.Through research,we know that there were in Qing-Dynasty Gansu 332 jinshi whose distribution was not only related to the development of social development of Gansu but also the development of Qing society.
Key concepts: China, Distribution (mathematics), Style (visual arts), Literacy, Geography, Sociology, Pedagogy, Archaeology