在我国古代,“学士”曾是在学的贵族子弟的代名,也是学者、文人的通称,大约到了三国魏时,才开始移用于官场,成了官职名称。魏、晋、六朝征召文学之士主掌典礼、编纂、撰述以及陪伴君主文宴娱乐之事,这批文学之士通被称为“学士”。此后,“学士”的名目繁多,如北齐有“文林馆学士”;北周有“麟趾殿学士”;唐代以后 In ancient China, “Bachelor ” was the name of the aristocrat who was studying. It was also the common name of scholar and literati. About the time of the Three Kingdoms, it began to shift to officialdom and became the official title. In the Wei, Jin and Six Dynasties, writers of literature were invited to officiate at the ceremony, compilation, compilation, and entertainment of the monarch’s feast. The literary figures of these literary schools were called “bachelors.” Since then, “Bachelor ” has many different names, such as Northern Qi Dynasty have “Wenlin Bachelor ”; North Zhou has “Lin Zhi Dian Bachelor ”; after the Tang Dynasty