What changes have occurred in the imperial examination system in the Ming Dynasty?

1.The scale has increased, and the number of people admitted to the Sui, Tang, Song and Yuan imperial examinations is very small. The scale of the imperial examination in the Ming Dynasty was much larger.

2. The content of the exam is becoming more and more one, only reading the four books and five classics, and the eight-strand literary form restricts people's thoughts. Before the Ming Dynasty, the imperial examinations of the Tang and Song dynasties not only examined classics of scripture and history, but also examined mathematics, agriculture, etc., which promoted the all-round development of talents. However, those who can stand out from the rigid examination of the eight strands must also have strength beyond ordinary people.

In the Ming Dynasty, there were only many people who were born in the imperial examination, and they all left great fame in history. This is the same as modern exam-oriented education, those college entrance examination champions must have outstanding IQ ability, and not everyone can be the champion. A true genius, no matter what form he is in, can achieve results and stand out.

Why belittle those "nerds" who are going to take exams? Being able to score 100 points shows that his IQ is outstanding. The champion who can pass the Baguwen exam can only be done by a true genius.

During the Ming Dynasty, the imperial examination system underwent many changes. Some of the important changes include:

1.Expansion: The scale of the imperial examinations in the Ming Dynasty was larger than in the Sui, Tang, Song, and Yuan dynasties, and the number of admissions also increased significantly.

2.Changes in the content of the examination: The content of the imperial examination in the Ming Dynasty was mainly the Four Books and Five Classics, and the form of the examination and the dust examination was also more standardized, using the form of Baguwen. This has led to a great deal of constraints on the candidates' thinking.

3.Promote the all-round development of talents: Before the Ming Dynasty, the imperial examinations in the Tang and Song dynasties included not only classics of history and classics, but also subjects such as mathematics and agriculture. This has promoted the all-round development of talents.

To sum up, the imperial examination system during the Ming Dynasty underwent some changes in terms of scale, examination content, etc., and these changes had a profound impact on China's education system and cultural development.

Important changes in the imperial examination system in the Ming Dynasty and their impact on later generations were:

1. In the imperial examination system, will.

The solidification of the level of people in the inner township examination makes the students at this level enjoy a lot of political and economic privileges. In the Song Dynasty, the lifting of people was only a qualification to participate in the capital examination, and it no longer played a role after the examination, and the privileges enjoyed by the people in the Ming and Qing dynasties made them the main force of the squire, and had a huge impact on the development of local gentry power in later generations.

2. Ming Taizu took Zhu Xi's commentary on the Four Books as the standard and Bagu as the text standard, which had a great impact on the rigidity of scholars' thinking since the Ming and Qing dynasties.

The Ming Dynasty continued to use the imperial examination system for selection**, but the content and form of the imperial examination have changed. **It is stipulated that the imperial examination is only allowed to be propositions within the scope of the Four Books and Five Classics, and the candidates cannot have personal opinions, and the style is rigidly answered according to the "Eight Strands".

The imperial examination system of the Ming Dynasty shackled people's minds, stifled people's wisdom and talents, and did great harm. For the pilot readers, they immerse themselves in studying the scriptures, delve into the eight stocks, and do not pay attention to practical knowledge; After being admitted to the examination, most of them became loyal servants of the emperor.

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