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711. If You Can’T Write Well, Why Should You Take The Imperial Examination? How Did It End? (Please

[In the imperial examination, writing good calligraphy is a basic skill for scholars. Not to mention being a Jinshi, even a scholar is good at calligraphy. Most scholars have been in trouble since childhood because of writing and memorizing. If they can't write well, they still need to take the imperial examination. 】

[The handwriting is useless, but my writing is okay. I only scored 200 points in the college entrance examination. 】

[Liu Chunlin, this traditional Chinese is really beautiful. 】

[The next year (1905), the imperial examination was abolished, and Liu Chunlin became the last number one scholar in the history of the Huaxia Kingdom. 】

[So, the so-called "grading standards" mean that there are no standards. 】13【Subjective judgments account for a large proportion of liberal arts subjects. 】

[It’s boring, just pay attention to science and technology. 】

[It must be said that our writing ability has seriously deteriorated. 】

[This word uses the current calligrapher Jijie. 】

[This and that are exams, this is a test of luck. 】

[If the story is true, then the original number one was really unlucky, and I don’t know what will happen to him in the future. After all, the Empress Dowager Cixi likes his name so much, so the result must be bad, right?]

——[Upstairs, like you, I am also very curious about this. 】

Speaking of Zhu Ruzhen, who was supposed to be the last number one scholar in the Huaxia Kingdom, everyone's eyes fell on Fang Yang, and at this time, several good ministers emerged.

What did people in the live broadcast room think about what happened to Zhu Ruzhen? Was it because of the displeasure of the Empress Dowager Cixi that the results were not good, or was there any subsequent development?

Everyone is really curious about this.

Everyone in the live broadcast room is watching.

I hope Fang Yang can give them the right to know about this matter.

Fang Yang glanced at this museum, which was not too small, but not too big either, and then looked at the museum owner who had been staring at it not far away.

"Library owner, I would like to ask if you have any writing about dwarfism here."

When talking about this matter, Fang Yang actually smiled.

The owner of the museum was already shocked by what Fang Yang said just now.

Hearing that Fang Yang wanted to know more about this matter, he immediately nodded: "Of course, Zhu Ruzhen's pen and ink are here. You can come and take a look."

After hearing what the curator said, Fang Yang and the photographer took a group of people in the live broadcast room to the place where Zhu Ruzhen's pen and ink were written.

This is a congratulatory message.

The black characters on a red background look very weather-like.

"The calligraphy is delicate and graceful, sparse and peaceful, very good."

Fang Yang nodded firmly after reading the other party's words.

When he saw other people curiously asking about Zhu Ruzhen's results, he gave a very simple response.

"It seems that everyone is really curious about Zhu Ruzhen's final result."

"His results can't be said to be good, nor can they be said to be bad."

"For Zhu Ruzhen, he missed out on being the number one scholar, and even because of his name, the Empress Dowager Cixi was very unhappy with him. This had a great impact on his subsequent development."

"But compared to many people, he wasn't too bad, because although he didn't get the top pick, he still got the second pick."

【Qi】+1+1+1+1.

[Fang Yang and I have similar views. Zhu Ruzhen's calligraphy is solemn and steady, without any sharpness. 】

[Based on current calligraphy requirements, such characters may not necessarily be included in the exhibition. 】

[You might as well just say that the Cold Food Post, the Nephew Memorial Manuscript, and the Orchid Pavilion Preface are all rubbish. 】

[Didn’t you notice that Zhu Ruzhen’s handwriting has been altered?]