Poetry praises the best in the world.

Known as the first poem is as follows:

Send someone to carry it.

Li Ming Meng Yang

The sword moves and the stars move, and the golden saddle does not belong to A?vagho?a.

Hold a five-color pen and win the championship.

After graduation

Tang Mengjiao?

The previous filth was not enough to brag, but now there is no end to debauchery.

In the spring breeze, this proud horse runs at the speed of two beats. I visited all the sights of Chang 'an gracefully in one day.

The college entrance examination is accompanied by youth, and only hard work and persistence can live up to youth.

After graduation tomorrow, I want to be the number one scholar. I am proud of horseshoe disease in the spring breeze, and I can see all the Chang 'an flowers in one day.

College entrance examination, cold window studying hard for more than ten years, when the harvest season comes, all the efforts will be rewarded!

"The best in the world" is an idiom, which comes from "Tang Yan Juan San" written by the kings of the Five Dynasties. The original meaning of this idiom means that in the imperial examination era, candidates were admitted to the imperial examination, ranked on the admission list of palace examination, and then generally referred to being admitted to take the examination. Generally used as predicate, object and clause in sentences. "To be the first" should not be written as "nomination for the gold medal".

Since the establishment of the imperial examination system in Sui and Tang Dynasties, studying as an official has become the right way for scholars all over the world to seek fame. According to statistics, from the Sui and Tang Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were more than one million people, more than 100,000 scholars and more than 700 scholars. The word "No.1 scholar" was once called "Zhuangtou" in the Tang Dynasty.

Because regular candidates who take the ritual test must register for the ritual test before the test, that is, fill in their resumes. After the admission to the Palace Examination, the list will be released, and the person who ranks first is the "leader".

It was not until the early years of the Ming Dynasty that the imperial court clearly stipulated that the "champion" was the proper name of the champion. Palace exam is the last sprint of scientific research and the most glorious exam.

The emperor gave a question, and the marking minister marked it. The top ten papers were presented to the Emperor's Imperial View, and were given to the Jinshi after the imperial examination, but this is not the final list.

According to the regulations of the Qing dynasty, after the court examination, the new Jinshi should wear official uniforms, wearing three crowns with nine leaves and standing behind the officials. The emperor visited the Hall of Supreme Harmony and read out the ranking of candidates, which is called biography or biography. In fact, it is a ceremony for the emperor to announce the ranking of the number one scholar.

This way was formed in the Song Dynasty, and it was the most grand in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. There are many anecdotes about such a grand ceremony. For example, some won the first prize by sumo wrestling and lottery, and some won the first prize because they could eat steamed bread and moved the emperor.

Some people won the appreciation of the emperor with calligraphy, and were appointed as the top scholar, while others fell behind because of their low value. What's even more strange is that there are still some candidates who are lucky enough to be among the best or miss the top of the gold medal list just because their names are good or not.