Evaluation of Imperial Examination System and Eight-part Essay of Ming Dynasty
Chang Cheng
Abstract
Chang Cheng
Abstract
Imperial examination reached an unprecedented level in Ming Dynasty,through civil service exam,the government elected and awarded official to the people who take part in this exam.This created a large number of qualified personnel,also resulted in many problems in the far-reaching impact on society at that time.However,the imperial examinations ended finally,had to scrap in late Qing Dynasty.Since the abolition of civil service exam,the academic field has researched on the civil service exam of 1300 years.Researching on the evaluation of imperial examination system and Eight-part Essay of Ming Dynasty is always the important point,different people have different opinions.It can give us a more clear understanding of imperial examination if we study it.
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Imperial examination reached an unprecedented level in Ming Dynasty,through civil service exam,the government elected and awarded official to the people who take part in this exam.This created a large number of qualified personnel,also resulted in many problems in the far-reaching impact on society at that time.However,the imperial examinations ended finally,had to scrap in late Qing Dynasty.Since the abolition of civil service exam,the academic field has researched on the civil service exam of 1300 years.Researching on the evaluation of imperial examination system and Eight-part Essay of Ming Dynasty is always the important point,different people have different opinions.It can give us a more clear understanding of imperial examination if we study it.
Key concepts: Imperial examination, Civil service, Service (business), Government (linguistics), Law, History, Classics, Political science