Original Ecology of the Imperial Civil Service Examination from the Field Experience of Zhao Yi
Fu Tao
Abstract
Fu Tao
Abstract
Zhao Yi struggled for more than 20 years on the road of the imperial civil service examination;from then on he always lived in the shadow of the imperial civil service examination.A clear view can be traced in some aspects of the imperial civil service examination system in Qing dynasty by the window of the Zhao's experiences of imperial civil service examination.This may not only promote the literature research of Zhao Yi as well as the life of Zhao Yi,but also may promote the research of writer's psychology,also may help to enhance understanding about the imperial civil service examination,and comes up the understanding of imperial civil service examination essence from the system stratification plane.
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Zhao Yi struggled for more than 20 years on the road of the imperial civil service examination;from then on he always lived in the shadow of the imperial civil service examination.A clear view can be traced in some aspects of the imperial civil service examination system in Qing dynasty by the window of the Zhao's experiences of imperial civil service examination.This may not only promote the literature research of Zhao Yi as well as the life of Zhao Yi,but also may promote the research of writer's psychology,also may help to enhance understanding about the imperial civil service examination,and comes up the understanding of imperial civil service examination essence from the system stratification plane.
Key concepts: Civil service, Imperial examination, Service (business), Shadow (psychology), Field (mathematics), Sociology, History, Law