Imperial examination

In terms of clothing: the color representation may not conform to the official regulations: officials up to the fourth rank use dark red, those from the fifth to seventh rank use light green, and those below the eighth rank use green. Generally, civilian clothes of officials are mostly dark blue or sky green, with some green. The official robes worn with official hats are commonly seen in dark red, as we see in ancient costume dramas where people who have passed the imperial examination or become the top scholar wear dark red official robes. However, according to their ranks, those who have passed the imperial examination or become the top scholar are officials of the seventh rank, and should wear light green official robes. It is probably because Chinese people prefer the festive atmosphere of red that they do not follow the regulations completely. Female officials also wear more red official robes, hence, we call women's embroidery and handicrafts "female red", which has unique cultural characteristics. Everyone knows that in many roles in ancient costume dramas, the fresh feeling relies on simple and elegant costumes to highlight it. It's not hard to see that Liu Yaowen's dark blue attire caters…