Unlike what those idiotic web novel writers depict as a filthy and chaotic mess, as if the examination stalls would collapse at any moment, some brainless authors even write about the stinky cells smelling worse than sitting in a cesspool. Lin Zezu thought to himself that ignorance truly causes fatal mistakes.
Lin Zezu visually estimated that each examination stall was three feet wide, four feet deep, and spaced five feet apart front and back. The partitions of the stalls were made of fir planks, with the outer layer fixed and the inner layer detachable for inspection purposes, while a half-foot-square observation hole was left at the bottom of each partition. The internal facilities and functional zones of the stalls were laid out with absolute clarity.
Each stall was equipped with an elm folding desk and chair. The desktop was three feet wide, and the seat surface was about one and a half feet off the ground, perfectly meeting the ergonomic posture requirements for upright sitting while writing. The back of the chair also had the character "Jing" (tranquility) embossed on it, serving as a warning to remind candidates when they leaned back—truly a thoughtful design.
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