Chicken baby tests you: which exam does ancient to beno. 1 refer to?

Becoming the number one scholar originated from the imperial examinations in ancient China. After the court examination, the notices about the admission of Jinshi and the announcement of ranking were all written in yellow paper, so they were called Huang Jia and Jin Bang. Most of them were ordered by the emperor, commonly known as the imperial list, and those who passed the exam were called the top scholars.

Palace examination is the highest subject in the imperial examination. It started in the Tang Dynasty and was created by Wu Zetian in Luocheng Temple of Wei Zi Palace, the capital of God. The first place in palace examination is the champion.

The legend and implication of to beno. 1

Regarding the origin of "being the first", there is a legend in the Song Dynasty's Taiping Guangji: A man named Cui Shao had a dream when he was sick, dreaming that he drifted to the underworld and saw three lists of gold, silver and iron. The gold list ranks in the same group; Followed by the silver list; State and county officials are all on the iron list. So later, people thought that the gold list represented fame and fortune and was a symbol of being an official.

The real source of "to be the first" is the ancient imperial examination in China, which embodies parents' and examinees' desire for ideal results in the examination, implies that the examination was successfully accepted, and inspires people to be winners in the competition.