The Literary Hero of Great Ming

Wen Kui of the Great Ming

Before the nine gates of the Forbidden City, officials with lofty ranks and hereditary honors come to the southern palace.

With official flowers tucked in the hat, one faces the emperor at court; in the golden hall, the announcement of names is passed down, and fame spreads far and wide.

Riding a horse through the imperial street for ten li, he is known as the Great Ming top scholar.