Aside from opening up special examinations and broadening recommendations.
Zhao Junyao also introduced a series of talent selection examination systems.
The imperial court may desperately need talent, but not just anyone will do; it's better to have a few excellent ones than many mediocre ones.
Xia Ruqing pondered.
This is quite similar to the strict entry and loose exit approach of modern Western education—accepting all, yet with high requirements.
Overall, the conditions are quite enticing.
After all, the Great Chu Dynasty harbors far more than just a few hundred talented individuals.
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With the new policies and systems coming out, it meant solutions to existing problems were now available.
Zhao Junyao issued an edict for the Ministry of Rites, Hanlin Academy, and the Ministry of Personnel to rigorously implement this, with no room for error.
