Brief introduction of postal station
The development of post stations began in the Qin Dynasty. In 22 1 BC, Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, and the following year ordered the construction of Chidao with Xianyang as the center and leading to all parts of the country. On these ancient roads, the Qin empire set up waiting rooms, houses, pavilions and other service facilities for ordinary pedestrians to rest, stay, post offices, pavilions and post offices, mainly to deliver official documents and receive officials.
In the Tang Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty became prosperous. In the Tang Dynasty, a car company was set up to take charge of the national post stations, with a total of 1639 post stations, 7 domestic and 7 international, with a total length of 50,000 kilometers, and the fastest delivery speed of official documents can reach 300 miles per day. When Cen Can, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, went to Longshan for the first time, he recorded the development of the post office system as a judge of Yuwen.