Come on, come on, those who understand classical Chinese come in and have a look, and tell me what it means to meet in court.

Appearance

In ancient times, the etiquette of courtiers meeting the emperor also meant receiving courtiers at the court.

The ministers go to court to see the king.

1. "Historical Records: The Chronicles of the First Emperor of Qin": "I was afraid that the second generation would be angry and punish him, so I refused to show up in court because of my illness."

2. "Book of Han·Biography of Huo Guang" ": "Every time Guang meets in court, his face is empty and his face is too polite." [2]

3. Song Zenggong's "Assigning Cangzhou to Beg to See the Court": "I am about to arrive in the capital today. In the hope of mercy, Xu Chen will come to court."[3]

4. Chapter 79 of "The Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasties": "Kuai Huan deeply hated this incident and made his retainers play Yang Suyin when he came to court. Assassinate Nanzi to destroy his ugliness."

5. Chapter 35 of "The Scholars": "Zhuang Shangzhi came to court on the 11th and was given a special gift of a forbidden horse."

6. Wu Han's "The Biography of Zhu Yuanzhang" Chapter 7 3: "It happened that a Huizhou native named Zhu came to see the Dianshi. He planned to recruit his family, so he asked: 'Are you a descendant of Zhu Wengong?

Excerpted from "Baidu Encyclopedia"