(literary) During the imperial examination era, the ceremony held after the final palace exam where the emperor’s decree was read and the names of successful candidates were called out.

(bound form) minister responsible for foreign relations and court protocol in imperial China

to list items one by one; to set out or display in order

To state or report points one by one in detail; primarily used in formal writing, official documents, or letters.

(archaic) The central government office in imperial China responsible for receiving foreign envoys, managing state banquets, and organizing court ceremonies and protocol.