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Ancient Systems
Imperial Examination System
The Imperial Examination System for recruiting civil servants originated during the Sui Dynasty. The system, known as "Kai Ke Qu Shi", involved standardized, nationwide examinations held on a regular basis to select out the best candidates for the civil service from among the population. >>Read more
Systems of Social Servants
In ancient China, the administrative systems of Central Social Servants were very complicated.
In the early administrative systems, which originated during the ancient Shang Dynasty, there were no specific officials responsible for political affairs, religion or other affairs. >>Read more
System of Local Civil Servants
The conventional view of China is that of a country alternating between periods of political unity and disunity. China was divided for long periods of its history, with different regions being ruled over by different groups. At times like these, there was no dynasty ruling a unified China and the recorded history is rarely as neat as it is portrayed. >>Read more
Imperial Examination System
System of Local Civil Servants
Systems of Social Servants
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- "Do you eat cat and dog meat in China?"
- posted by Roger at 2008-4-14 4:51:00[Closed for answering]
Do you eat cat and dog meat in China?
- christyinguilin replied at 2008-7-20 21:58:00
Yes, some people eat them in some places of China. But personally, I don't like eating the meat of those animals.
- john replied at 2008-4-23 22:43:00
Seldom eat cats but most people like to eat dogs.
- YOURGUIDE replied at 2008-4-15 5:15:00
Not all of the Chinese eat cat and dog meat but some of them.
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