When Shusun Tong established rituals and music, there was still Lu Ersheng who didn't know how to change the times. Don't you candidates think that there is nothing debatable in this?

The fourth part is the key. Starting from Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, it discusses the gains and losses of the rule of ritual and music in this dynasty...or it can be said that there are only gains and no losses.

To be polite, call it a gain or loss, but candidates must be aware of the situation.

The rule of the Ming Dynasty came from God's will, how could it be done wrong? Even if there may be some points that are criticized, it must be a villain who does not know its meaning and maliciously slanders... He is also a rebellious official and traitor!

The fifth part is that I came up with this topic because I have been thinking about the governance of rituals and music, and I have always wanted to understand the mysteries of it, and I have occasionally gained some insights. I came up with this topic today just to discuss it with you all.

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You should "draw on the classics and history and consider the past and present" and write an article to discuss it. You should clearly discuss the five parts covered above and make sure there are no mistakes or omissions.

Saying that I will see it in person is actually an excuse. Whether the emperor can see it or not is another matter.

In theory, the emperor will read the imperial examination questions, but how many copies you read is not what you candidates need to care about.

Answer the questions, everyone.
Chapter completed!