People in the Tang Dynasty had to walk a long way to buy things. That s right

No, only businessmen from other places need to travel long distances, and others don't need to, such as people in Chang'an can buy things in Chang'an.

No, depending on where you live, it's close to the mall, and it's a long way to go if it's far away.

During the Tang Dynasty, there were also markets at that time, some lived in the countryside, and it was true that they had to go far to buy things, but at that time there was also a kind of merchant who went to the countryside to sell things, of course, if you wanted to buy salt, you must still go to the market, and some were relatively far.

Commerce in the Tang Dynasty was relatively developed, and people in the cities did not have to travel far to buy things.

People in the countryside are more troublesome when shopping, but there are a kind of merchants, who carry the east and west to various villages to move back and forth to sell goods. It also provides great convenience for the vast number of peasants.

The Tang Dynasty was very strong back then, 100 times more cattle than the current United States, at least 80% of the world's GDP was generated by the Tang Dynasty, and the culture at that time was also very developed, with an exceptionally strong inclusiveness, so in Chang'an at that time, merchants wearing costumes of various countries could be seen everywhere. At that time, there were already several mega cities with a population of more than 1 million in the country, and it can be said that the lights do not turn off at night on the earth in the east, while cities with a population of more than 100,000 in the west can hardly be found. With a mega city, there must be a huge market**, at that time several metropolises have been connected, the market ** is sufficient, and it should be very convenient to buy things.

Yes, because the cities at that time in the Tang Dynasty already had zoning, different communities, and different social divisions.

No, it was very prosperous at that time.

No, there is the Silk Road, but there are also markets.

Originally, I saw that so many seniors had already said the answer I wanted, but I still have to talk about the statement of 'help-seeker 888123', even the prosperous Tang Dynasty has a 'curfew'! It's not better than our current McDonald's, it's ,,, right, let's give an example to the landlord here, just like now, some communities are downstairs to gather vegetable markets, and some residences, especially villas, buy vegetables and drive for half an hour, hehe.

In the case of Chang'an, for example, there are special areas for shopping and classification in the urban structure, such as a special trading area for the Hu people, or a trading area for charcoal, or a trading area for food. There are also bazaars in the countryside, and then there are merchants in the countryside to supplement them.

OK. In the Tang Dynasty, Chang'an City was grinding and trading, and all the transactions were carried out in the east and west markets. The East and West Markets are dedicated to buying and selling, and no one lives in them. And the other squares are places of residence

Yes, the East and West markets in the Tang Dynasty were special markets for the government to open pure imitations for the common people. With the economic development of the Tang Dynasty, there were grass markets and night markets where the people gathered themselves. The Tang and Song dynasties were the two most prosperous dynasties in ancient China.

Kim has a bit of a real estate meaning.

Silver is a large amount of money, a bit like a check, and the average person's annual expenses are only two or three taels of broken silver.

Tongbao is a copper coin, usually use this, consistently, a hanging is not a small number, what is the specific Tongbao, to see the emperor's year name, the contemporary year name is the main, there are also the previous generations of the dynasty with the name of the year.

Now shoot **, use ingots at every turn, say "10 taels, 5 taels" as soon as you shoot, and take out the props to get 20 taels, gold and silver are medium and heavy metals! And fake, have you ever seen a rich man go out and buy buns with millions?

It seems that it should be given to Kaiyuan Tongbao·· At that time, what currency was passed to what was ...

When I entered the song and dance workshop, I gave the girls broken silver ingots.

The meal is Kaiyuan Tongbao or broken silver.

Gold and silver ingots, broken silver, and copper coins can all be circulated, and those things rarely depreciate in value, but all increase in value.

As long as it's money at that time.

The mountains are far away, not far away, the mountains are far away, the mountains are difficult to cross, the road is blocked and long, the mountains and rivers are thousands of miles, the road is long, and the road is long, and I will go up and down and seek.

Xiongguan Mandao is really like iron, and now it is stepping forward from the beginning.

Trekking through mountains and rivers, thousands of mountains and rivers, thousands of miles, not far away.

Great oaks from little acorns grow..

Impossible, the earliest paper money called Jiaozi was first appeared in Sichuan in the Song Dynasty. It was impossible for Chang'an in the Tang Dynasty to have paper money to buy things.

Was there banknotes then? I don't think so. Paper money only began to appear in the Song Dynasty.

In the early Northern Song Dynasty, Jiaozi appeared in Sichuan. The Tang Dynasty is still a metal currency!! This is a school-based textbook for junior high school!!

The roads in Chang'an City are mixed with mud and sand, and in order to prevent dust, they are then paved with fine sand, and the sand that spreads the sand bank comes from the Chan River in the east of Chang'an City. Tang Shiyun: "The sand of Chang'an Avenue is the embankment, and the morning wind has no dust and no rain."

There are two kinds of roads in the field, one is called "post road", that is, the road built by the government to transport grain, march, and deliver documents, a bit like the current national highway. This kind of road is relatively well built, and the road surface is generally paved with bluestone slabs or cobblestones. The other kind of road is the road built by the local or the road that has been stepped on naturally, the road built by the local area is better and paved with stone slabs, and the worse road is the same as the naturally formed road, which is a dirt road.

I'm a history major, so I hope it can help you.

The ancient roads in our country were all gravel or dirt roads, and there were no roads paved with asphalt or cement. It was not until the end of the 19th century that railways and roads appeared in our country.

The city should be green bricks or granite, outside the city is a mud road, the official road should get some sand on it, to run horses, stone horses are not easy to run,

The inside of the city should be a brick road, and the field is a smoothed dirt road.

Do the 81 road to go under the big world and go north. He is near the Great World on the Bright Road (the Bright Road is east-west).

Don't ask, take the waterway, the legacy of Emperor Yang of Sui.

It's like taking the Grand Canal, but do you want to go?