What was the master of the ancient people like?

Both men and women are learned and skilled people adopted by people with status and status in ancient times, and everyone has it. In fact, it is a talent pool. At that time, the adoption of doormen was prevalent.

Door-to-door customers are graded, with high level of ability and good treatment (including food, clothing, housing and transportation). For example, when Feng Xuan started working as a doorman in the Mengfu Army, he felt very inferior. Later, he sang with a sword every day to express his dissatisfaction. The so-called "Car Free Magazine Blames Feng Xuan". Later, he was promoted to the top class.

The most famous one seems to be Meng Fujun in the Warring States Period. It is said that he has raised more than 3000 guests. The famous Mao Sui and Feng Xuan are his guests. The allusions of the three caves of cunning rabbits, self-recommendation, chicken singing and dog stealing, and standing out from the crowd all come from these people.

In addition, Lv Buwei also had many public visits under the Qin Dynasty, and the famous Lv Chunqiu was written by these people.

As a symbol of aristocratic status and wealth, public servants first appeared in China in the Spring and Autumn Period, when the trend of raising customers arose. The children of every vassal state have a large number of public servants, such as Chun Shen Jun of Chu, Ping Yuanjun of Zhao, Xin Lingjun of Wei and Meng Changjun of Qi. Civil servants are divided into several levels according to their different functions. The lowest level only reaches the level of food and clothing, and the top civil servants have fish and cars. If necessary, it may also develop into the employer's private armed forces. As for the overlord, since the Zhou Dynasty became king, the rites and music were unclear and the princes became stronger. They conquered each other and ignored Zhou Tianzi. Some small vassal States have been invaded by ethnic minorities repeatedly. Therefore, some big vassal States put forward the slogan of respecting the king and attracted some alliances to form a political group headed by themselves. During the Spring and Autumn Period, great powers often broke out for hegemony.