One hundred thousand jinshi is from which book by Yu Qiuyu

Mountain House Notes. Notes on Mountain Dwellings is Yu Qiuyu's second collection of essays, written after "Cultural Journey" and before "The Long River of Frost and Cold", "A Sigh for a Thousand Years", "Walkers Without Borders", "Borrow My Life" and so on. The book began in 1992, was completed in 1994, and was published in Taiwan in August 1995.

Later, due to a large number of pirated editions in the book markets of various provinces and cities across the country, the author was forced to submit the mainland edition of "Notes on Mountain Dwellings" to Wenhui Publishing House in September 1998.

This book is the second stage of a direct exploration of Chinese civilization. The first stage of the narrative is "Cultural Journey", in which I was burdened with the confusion of life, looking for cultural relics and cultural sites, and then telling readers about my surprise and touch. But when I finished writing it, I found that there were still many holistic problems that needed to be explored beyond the specific ruins, such as ——

mutual coveting of political achievements and cultural complexes, and sharing life and death;

the exile, destruction and revival of the cultural soul;

For the narrow road of commercial civilization and Chinese culture, they meet and pass by;

for the merits left by the thousand-year-old imperial examination to society and history and the scourge left to the personality of the group;

the inevitability and necessity of sacrificing rare personalities in Chinese culture;

The ubiquity and difficulty of dividing the important line between a gentleman and a villain;

These questions are so big that of course it is impossible to find the answers easily, and all I can do is to invite the reader to feel and experience them with contemporary life. This constitutes the basic content of "Notes on Mountain Residences".

Yu Qiuyu.

Question: 1 Why do people with insight still think that the content of the examination was reformed in 1901 when they still think that the reform is not complete?

2 What is the attitude of Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong on the imperial examination system? Why is there such an attitude?

3 What is the author's opinion on his thoughts after the abolition of the imperial examination?

4 Question: What is the purpose of the word "100,000"? The author is right"What does the author say about the more than 100,000 jinshi?

Answer: 1The imperial examination will not be abolished for a day, that is, the school will not be able to flourish for a day, the scholars will never have real knowledge, the country will never have the talent to save the time, and China will never be able to become rich and powerful, that is, it will never be able to compete with other countries.

2.Yuan Shikai and Zhang Zhidong said that the cultivation of talents is no better than others, and it cannot be delayed. If the imperial examination is abolished immediately and schools are established now, the emergence of talents will have to wait for more than ten years; If we stop the imperial examination in 10 years, then we will have to wait more than 20 years to train talents from the new-style schools, and China will not have to wait for more than 20 years.

3.It may be argued, therefore, that, apart from a hasty farewell in the first few years, the entire twentieth century has been largely unrelated to the imperial examination system.

4.They no longer merely discussed in articles like their predecessors, but felt that time was pressed and demanded that the imperial court take immediate measures.

C test question analysis: This question mainly tests the ability of students to accurately interpret the material information, the "100,000 jinshi" selected by the imperial examination system in the material, "including a large number of extremely outstanding politicians and administrative management experts with a high degree of cultural literacy" shows that the imperial examination system can effectively select high-quality people, thus playing a positive role in the development of ancient Chinese politics, and the answer selection c, a b d three statements are wrong and do not conform to historical facts.

Comments: This question mainly examines the analysis of the impact of the imperial examination system, the imperial examination system is an important system of selection in ancient China, not equivalent to the education system, its main function is to centralize the selection of both ability and political integrity, the examination of the imperial examination system in the college entrance examination mainly involves the following aspects: The content of the imperial examination system The influence and role of the imperial examination system The evolution of the imperial examination system.

Answer] A Answer Analysis] Test Question Analysis: This question mainly tests the student's ability to accurately interpret the material information. The "100,000 Jinshi" selected by the imperial examination system in the materials, "including a large number of extremely outstanding politicians and administrative management experts with a high degree of literacy and military literacy" shows that the imperial examination system can effectively select high-quality people, which has played a positive role in the development of ancient Chinese politics. c Mainly in the Ming and Qing dynasties after the Song Dynasty; d error; Therefore, the last three items are inconsistent with the expression of the question stem and are excluded.

Test Points: The Political System of Ancient China, the Evolution of the Political System from the Han Dynasty to the Yuan Dynasty, and the Measures to Strengthen the Centralization of Power in the Tang and Song Dynasties.