Subsequently, Ji Xiaolan ordered the Imperial Academy with the fourth place in Dimethyl, and awarded Jishi Shu, equivalent to an intern in the Imperial Academy. After the museum was closed, Ji Xiaolan got the first official position in his life, and he was the editor of the Hanlin Academy, that is, Qipin, which is equivalent to the current secretary of the General Office of the Central Committee and director of the Policy Research Office.
In the following years, Ji Xiaolan has been working in Zuochunfang, Wuyingtang, Chengongtang, National History Museum, General Planning Museum and other institutions, equivalent to the current head of the National Library and the Party History Office.
1762, after Ji Xiaolan accompanied Emperor Qianlong to inspect the work in the south, he became the magistrate of Fujian Province, equivalent to the director of the Education Department of Fujian Province. But the prefect was sent by the imperial court and had the aura of an imperial envoy.
1765, Ji Xiaolan's father died. He resigned from his official position according to the system and went home to be filial to his father for three years. 1768, after three years of mourning, Ji Xiaolan returned to the imperial court. It was suggested that Ji Xiaolan be the magistrate of Duyun, Guizhou Province (equivalent to the present mayor of Duyun, Guizhou Province), but Emperor Qianlong disagreed, so he left Ji Xiaolan with him and was soon promoted to a bachelor's degree in imperial academy. The bachelor's degree from the Imperial Academy began in the fourth grade, which is equivalent to the secretary of the current central leadership.
However, only two months after Ji Xiaolan was promoted to bachelor's degree in imperial academy, Lu Jian was implicated in the case of "Second Quasi-Salt Biography" and was questioned for his responsibility, and died in prison. Ji Xiaolan was dismissed for revealing the secret in advance and sent to Urumqi for atonement.
This is the first major blow in Ji Xiaolan's life.
Fortunately, Emperor Qianlong did not forget Ji Xiaolan. 177 1 year, Ji Xiaolan was released and returned to Beijing after three years in exile in Urumqi. At that time, Emperor Qianlong was on vacation in chengde mountain resort, Jehol, during which the famous "Turhut Department returned to the East" event happened. When Emperor Qianlong returned to Beijing, Ji Xiaolan went to Miyun to meet the holy driving, and wrote a series of poems with the theme of "Turhut's return to the East". Emperor Qianlong was very satisfied and asked him to come back and be the editor of the Imperial Academy.
The end point is back to the starting point.
Starting from 1773, Ji Xiaolan was responsible for doing a very important thing: compiling Sikuquanshu. The compilation of Sikuquanshu was the biggest cultural project in ancient China. It was compiled by more than 360 senior officials and scholars, including Ji Xiaolan, and copied by more than 3,800 people. It took 13 years to compile. * * * 3,462 books, 79,338 volumes, more than 36,000 volumes and 800 million words are included.
At this time, Ji Xiaolan ushered in the second major blow in his life.
1774, Ji Ruchuan, the second son of Ji Xiaolan, was found guilty of dereliction of duty and tax arrears during his tenure as a judge in Jiujiang prefecture, and was dealt with by the court according to law. Ji Xiaolan was implicated. At the beginning of the official department, it is planned to deal with the opinions and demote and transfer. After Emperor Qianlong knew about it, he showed mercy outside the law. Be demoted and retained. This reserved space for Ji Xiaolan's comeback.
In 1776, Ji Xiaolan was promoted frequently. First, he was promoted to a bachelor's degree from Sipin imperial academy, then transferred to a Japanese official residence, and then promoted to assistant minister of the Ministry of War. The assistant minister of the Ministry of War is a subordinate, equivalent to the current deputy minister of defense.
1779, Ji Xiaolan was transferred from Grade II to Bachelor of Cabinet and Assistant Minister of Rites, equivalent to Vice Minister of Culture and Vice Minister of Education.
1796, Ji Xiaolan was promoted to the Ministry of war history. The history of the Ministry of War is the product of subordinates, equivalent to the current Minister of Defense.
Soon, Ji Xiaolan was transferred to Zuodu as the suggestion. Zuodu Shi Yu is also a slave, equivalent to the current the Supreme People's Procuratorate Attorney General.
1797, Ji Xiaolan was transferred to the ministry of history. The minister of rites is a subordinate product, equivalent to the current minister of culture and education.
1805, co-organized by a college student Feng. In the Qing Dynasty, there was no prime minister in the imperial court, but the university students were called prime ministers and honored as "main halls". Assistant college students are the deputy of college students, which is equivalent to the current deputy national level.