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Anonymous users2024-01-24Correct, not "out of the palace" name should be called "out of the gong", this word originally has no convenient meaning, in the Ming Dynasty imperial examination, when the examination department in order to serious examination room discipline to make provisions, candidates in an urgent need to be convenient, must receive a sign, which reads "out of the respect", to rely on the brand in and out of the toilet and the examination room. Therefore, at that time, the candidates will call going to the toilet "get out of the Gong card", referred to as "out of the Gong", to show their convenience.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The word "out of the court" originally had no meaning of convenience. During the scientific examination in the Ming Dynasty, in order to strictly enforce the discipline of the examination room, the relevant departments stipulated that when the candidates were in an emergency, they must receive a sign with the words "out of respect and respect", and enter and exit the toilet and the examination room with the card. As a result, the scholars called the toilet "out of the Gong card", referred to as "out of the gong", in order to show their convenience.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It should be "out of Gong". It was the emperor who left the palace.
The word "out of the court" originally had no meaning of convenience. During the scientific examination in the Ming Dynasty, in order to strictly enforce the discipline of the examination room, the relevant departments stipulated that when the candidates were in an emergency, they must receive a sign with the words "out of respect and respect", and enter and exit the toilet and the examination room with the card. As a result, the scholars called the toilet "out of the Gong card", referred to as "out of the gong", in order to show their convenience.
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The origin of "out of the court" is the Ming Dynasty student supervision rules, each class and the "out of the respect" card on the same side, in order to prevent the students from leaving the class without permission. This card is also set up in the venue during the examination. If a scholar wants to leave the table and go to the toilet, he needs to get this card to do it, which is a thing that should be done respectfully.
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