What does it mean to give a jinshi and the first, what is the meaning of the and the first

Jinshi and the first are the ancient Chinese imperial examination system.

Those who pass the last level of **** imperial court examination are called Jinshi. It is an ancient imperial examination.

and the first. Jinshi is a imperial examination.

The highest fame. and the first refers to the selection of candidates for the imperial examination.

During the imperial examination, the admission is divided into three grades: the first and the third, and the title of "Jinshi and the first" is given, the first name is the champion (Ding Yuan), the second name is Bangyan, and the third name is Tanhua, and the three are collectively called "Three Ding Jia".

A number of second-class names are given the title of "Jinshi Origin"; A number of top three names were given the title of "born with Jinshi".

The first place in the second and third grades are all called Chuanlu, and the first, second, and third ranks are collectively referred to as Jinshi. Among them, the title of "champion", the first place in the imperial examination, has also been retained until now. Anyone who takes the first place in the liberal arts and science exams is called a "champion".

and the first refers to the selection of the imperial examination, because the title on the list has a second place, hence the name. The Sui and Tang dynasties were only used for the Jinshi examination, and the Ming and Qing Dynasty palace examinations were given to the Jinshi and the first, and the provincial name was also the first, and there were also the titles of the champion and the first, the list and the first, and the Tanhua and the first. In Mandarin, I was admitted.

First, refers to the ranking and rank of the results of the imperial examination.

and, means "to arrive".

And the first, that is, to achieve a good noun in the imperial examination, Jinshi and the first, refers to the first, second and third. The latter and the first generally refer to all the scholars who are in the examination, regardless of the ranking.

"Jinshi and the first" is a title, and the title of "Jinshi and the first" is given to the "Jinshi and the first";

Jinshi is the highest merit of the imperial examination. and the first refers to the selection of candidates for the imperial examination.

During the imperial examination, the admission is divided into three grades: the first and third grades, given the title of "Jinshi and the first", and the second grade, which is given the title of "Jinshi origin"; A number of top three names were given the title of "born with Jinshi".

The imperial examination in the Qing Dynasty was divided into three grades.

The first three people, namely the champion, the list of eyes and the flower, give the jinshi and the first;

The first place in the second class, called "Chuanlu" (at first, the first name of the third class was also called Chuanlu, and later limited to the first name of the second class), and the second class was born as a jinshi;

Background and story of "Giving the Birth of Jinshi":

The imperial examination in the Qing Dynasty was divided into three grades. The first three people, namely the champion, the list of eyes and the flower, give the jinshi and the first; The first place in the second class, called "Chuanlu" (at first, the first name of the third class was also called Chuanlu, and later limited to the first name of the second class), and the second class was born as a jinshi; The number of the top three is the largest, and it is given the same Jinshi background. The purpose of this is of course to give Luo Dixiucai a little psychological comfort, so that they will not be able to think of going to the streets for a while and undermine the political situation of stability and unity.

Corresponding to this is "Mrs. Ru": the so-called "Mrs. Ru" is the little wife - of course the little wife is not a lady, but in order to comfort her, or to show her a "bright" future, the eldest master calls her "Mrs. Ru": literally it seems to say, you are "like me" and "madam", and you will not be subject to any discrimination; In fact, it just points out that you are just like a lady, not a lady at all, and you want to be a lady, and you only take the first step in the "Long March"!

In that year, Zeng Guofan was in the eighteenth year of Daoguang's palace examination, but he was only shortlisted for the top three and became a "fellow jinshi". This incident has become a heart problem for him - what is it to put it today? With Zeng Guofan's power, what kind of master's and doctoral diploma can you get, and it's not as easy as pouting and farting?

But in the Manchu Qing Dynasty, this matter is not a joke. So there is the following story: when he was the governor of Liangjiang, one day, two staff members were bored playing couplets.

One is out of the couplet "like a lady", and the other is on "Tongjinshi"; One added the upper link as "such as the lady washing her feet", and the other added "from the same jinshi"; One added "wash the feet of Mrs. Ru", and the other added "give the same Jinshi background" ......Just as he was happy, he suddenly heard a bang in the room, and then he saw the Governor come out of it with a blue face, and walk away. The two staff members were inexplicable and went to ask the old staff. When the old staff member heard this, he hurriedly said:

Pack up and leave. Why don't you open which pot to mention - don't you know that Lord Zeng is 'born as a Jinshi'? As soon as the two of them heard this, they immediately packed up their belongings and fled—they never dreamed that this powerful Zeng Daren was actually a "fellow jinshi"!

In the Qing Dynasty, martial arts were the same as Wenju, and the martial arts of each province set the Beijing meeting test and the palace test, and took one of the first three to give the Jinshi and the first

Jinshi and the first are admitted to the Jinshi, and in the same way, the first is not admitted.

and the jídì

pass an imperial examination] refers to the imperial examination, especially the jinshi in the examination, and the Ming and Qing dynasties were only used for the top three in the palace examination.

The old name was the imperial examination and the first one.

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And the first word, refers to the imperial examination, especially the examination of the jinshi, the Ming and Qing dynasties only used for the top three in the palace examination.

The champion and the first "are in the examination and are at the top of the list. The annual court test, one out of ten thousand, is a great event, so it has the reputation of "the unicorn in the sky, the champion of the world". In the old days, the imperial examination was based on the first place.

The first township test is Xie Yuan, the first will test is Hui Yuan, and the first palace test is called the champion. And first, the imperial examination list has a second place, and all the champions in the examination are called champions and firsts.

The champion refers to the first place, and the first generally refers to the top three, before the release of the list (before the results are announced) said the champion and the first (the correct way to write it should be: champion, and the first), then I think these are two words that mean, the test is a champion, and the top three are not good. That is to say:

Champion and No. = No. + No. and No. can also be expressed as No. & No. = Either No. 1 or No.

I think this is a grammatical error in saying that the champion is the champion and the first, either ignoring the semantics of the ancients, or the habitual usage is left over from history. . . Just bask in the sun. This glaring grammatical error ...

iloveyougxz said: Hello. You ask: What is the champion and the first?

Champion and first] champion, the imperial examination era called the first place in the court examination champion. Tang system, people to Beijing should be the Ministry of Rites examination must vote, the best results of the first place, because the first person to be called the Jinshi Department and the first person is the champion, also known as the head, also known as "Kuiyuan".

Yuan" means "head" and "first".

and, pass.

Therefore, "champion and first" is the meaning of high school champion.

And the first, that is, in ancient times, he did well in the imperial examination and was selected.

And, there is the meaning of achievement. The ranking of the exam refers to the ranking of the exam.

And the rank is to reach a certain rank.

Polar is what it means to be on the list.

"And first" means in the imperial examination, the same meaning as "Dengke", but in the Ming and Qing dynasties, "and first" was only used to indicate the top three in the palace examination.

and "first" refers to the imperial examination, because the title on the list has a second rank, hence the name. Specifically refers to the Jinshi in the examination, the Ming and Qing dynasties were only used for the top three in the palace examination: champion, Bangyan, and Tanhua.

"Dengke" refers to the admission of candidates in the imperial examination era, also known as "Dengdi".

In the ancient Chinese imperial examination system, those who passed the last level of the **** imperial court examination were called jinshi. Jinshi is the highest merit of the imperial examination.

During the imperial examination, the admission is divided into three grades: the first and third, the first name is the champion (Ding Yuan), the second name is Bangyan, and the third name is Tanhua, and the three are collectively called "three Ding Jia"; A number of second-class names are given the title of "Jinshi Origin"; A number of top three names were given the title of "born with Jinshi".

The first place in the second and third grades are all called Chuanlu, and the first, second, and third ranks are collectively referred to as Jinshi.

During the Ming and Qing dynasties, the first and third were given the title of "Jinshi and the first".

Similarities: "and" and "Dengke" can both mean that they are selected for the imperial examination and won the Jinshi.

Differences: "and" in the Ming and Qing dynasties expressed a narrower range than "Dengke".

And the first "in the Ming and Qing dynasties, only used for the top three in the palace examination: champion, Bangyan, Tanhua. The first three names of the palace examination were given the title of "Jinshi and the first", and the provincial name and the first, in addition, there were also the titles of champion and first, Bangyan and first, and Tanhua and first.

and the first "only means one first, three people, three people."

"Dengke" means that the imperial examination should be selected and the jinshi will be examined. The first, second, and third grades can all be represented by "Dengke".

Today we are going to talk about the topic of three yuan and the first. We usually hear people say that the feng shui of such and such a place is good, and there have been three yuan and first; Or when watching a play, you often see someone through hard work, even the three yuan, the rise of the clouds, and the rise of the sky. So what exactly does this triadic refer to?

Jinshi and the first.

Jinshi is the highest merit of the imperial examination. and the first refers to the selection of candidates for the imperial examination. The admission score of the imperial examination is divided into three grades:

The first and third places are given the title of "Jinshi and the first", the first name is the champion (Dingyuan), the second name is Bangyan, and the third name is Tanhua; A number of second-class names are given the title of "Jinshi Origin"; A number of top three names were given the title of "born with Jinshi". The first place in the second and third grades are all called Chuanlu, and the first, second, and third ranks are collectively referred to as Jinshi. In layman's terms, in the exam.

The first, second, and third class can all be called Jinshi and the first.

The highest level of the imperial examination - the palace examination admits the first and third places: the champion, the list eye, the flower, the "Jinshi and the first", and the rest are called Jinshi or the same Jinshi origin, not called and the first.

Jinshi is the highest merit of the imperial examination. and the first refers to the selection of candidates for the imperial examination. The admission score of the imperial examination is divided into three grades:

The first and third places are given the title of "Jinshi and the first", the first name is the champion (Dingyuan), the second name is Bangyan, and the third name is Tanhua; A number of second-class names are given the title of "Jinshi Origin"; A number of top three names were given the title of "born with Jinshi". The first place in the second and third grades are all called Chuanlu, and the first, second, and third ranks are collectively referred to as Jinshi. In layman's terms, in the exam.

The first, second, and third class can all be called Jinshi and the first. Among them, the title of "champion", the first place in the imperial examination, has also been retained until now. Anyone who takes the first place in the liberal arts and science exams becomes the "champion".

The first place in the examination of the middle hall.

And the meaning of the first is the selection of the imperial examination era, especially refers to the examination of the jinshi, the Ming and Qing dynasties are only used for the top three in the palace examination.

Pinyin: [jí dì ]

Source: Tang Hanyu "Outside the Book with the Ancestral Hall": "In the next year or two, all those who are with them are impressive.

Sentence formation: His grandfather was the first in the imperial examination era.

synonyms: ascending, admitted, enrolled, admitted.

一、登第 [ dēng dì ].

Dengke, specifically refers to the entrance examination.

二、入 [ lù qǔ ]

Selected (those who pass the examination): merit. 300 new students.

三. 登科 [ dēng kē ].

It is also said to be on the top. In the era of the imperial examination, it refers to the Jinshi in the examination.

Fourth, 考中 [ kǎo zhōng ].

1. Examine your own intentions.

2. Pass the examination and be admitted.

It refers to the selection of the imperial examination, because the title on the list has a second place, so the name and the first. In the Sui and Tang dynasties, it was only used for the examination of Jinshi, and later in the Ming and Qing dynasties, the top three names of the palace examination were Jinshi and the first, also known as the provincial name and the first, and there were also the titles of champion and first, Bangyan and first, Tanhua and first.