Clang!
This was the sound of a tile being struck.
The distribution of the exam papers began.
The exam papers were all copied by hand, but the handwriting was quite neat, almost like print. Fortunately, there were only a bit over four hundred papers, and the questions didn't contain many words, so hiring people to copy them wasn't much trouble.
Those who copied the exam papers were summoned last night, and they would be released only after the exam began the next day. Each earned a tael of silver for their night's work.
Paid by the Medical Bureau.
The government taxed medical clinics, but the tax rate was much lower than ordinary taxes. Even so, a significant amount was collected annually.
Seeking medical treatment is essential in everyone's life activities.
The first step upon receiving the exam paper was to write one's name, place of origin, and desk number. Some candidates were too excited.
