The Significance of Scholars and Sentence Making

Athena Chu: Scholar.

The scholar explained

Meaning: (1) is a general term for students in Ming and Qing Dynasties. (2) generally refers to scholars.

Scholars make sentences:

He is a scholar among us.

As for the name of the child, the scholar tried his best to think about it, but he couldn't think of an equivalent word.

3, this kind of person is more quality, generally there will be no tragedy of scholars meeting soldiers.

The scholar walked away as soon as he heard the last sentence.

5, reading poetry books, learning to be rich, the scholar who was respected and yearned for in ancient times is your past life.

6. It seems that the old lady still has a lot of vicious and sharp words, but the scholar walked away and couldn't hear them.

7. We are not saints, let alone poor scholars.

8. There will be some smoked ducks at most, but Zhang Xiucai noticed that his friend Liang Zhiqing didn't eat them at all.

9. The baby's bottom sound is very heavy in the room, while the scholar is sitting in the corner, almost crying with joy.

10, once upon a time, two scholars went to Beijing to catch the exam!

1 1. These three dreams seem to have some profound meanings. The next day, the scholar went to the fortune teller to interpret dreams.

12, you can know what's going on outside at home, which is really called "a scholar doesn't go out, only knows what's going on in the world"!

13, getting the qualification of scholar is the lowest threshold for entering the literati class.

14. In case of local disputes, or if civilians want to deal with officials, they often have to go through a scholar.

15. In China during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, scholars were one of the pillars of local gentry.

16. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a scholar was a common name for a "student" who passed the college entrance examination.

17, a scholar who existed before the imperial examination in Sui Dynasty.

18. In the early Tang Dynasty, scholar was an ordinary exam.

19. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a scholar specifically referred to the students of official (or Zhili) studies and county studies, which was a special name for a scholar who read four books and five classics.

20. The Sui Dynasty began to take scholars, initially as scholars.

2 1, Zhang Xiucai lived in Liangjia for a month.

22. When the inspection system was used in the Han Dynasty, the folk talents recommended by the states were called "Jinshi".

23. These scholars who are not rich economically but have a slightly higher social status than ordinary people are called "poor scholars".

24. In the Song Dynasty, anyone who passed the local government examination, whether or not, could be called a scholar.

25. A scholar went to Beijing for the third time to catch the exam and stayed in a shop where he often lived.

26, but later "scholar" was abolished, and the word scholar once became a general term for scholars.

27. Scholar: (happy) Is the question coming?

28. Scholar: No, I just asked about "ID" and now I'm asking about "ego"!

29. When Liang Zhiqing came to Min County to take office, he was very happy to see his close friend Zhang Xiucai again. He also works in the county government.