There were ways in which information was transmitted in ancient times

Mainly letters. Passed through the post station.

Flying pigeon biography post wolf smoke.

Beacon fire, flying pigeons, horseback riding, flying eagles, that's about it.

1. The ancients transmitted information in the following ways: flying pigeons, beacon fires, rockets, sign language, letters, flags, drums and trumpets, wolf smoke, etc. In ancient times, information was transmitted using human or animal power as the carrier.

The transmission speed is slow, the effect is poor, and the confidentiality work cannot be fully guaranteed. Only the official documents are delivered by a special person.

2. The gas of the beacon fire is to indicate the emergence of national war. In ancient times, beacon towers were built on the border, and dry firewood was usually placed on the platform, and when there was an enemy situation, the fire was lit to give an alarm, and the message was quickly transmitted through the beacon fire between the mountain peaks; In ancient times, there was an allusion to Zhou Shen's attack on the king of You, who smiled at Bo Bao, and the princes of the beacon fire drama lost their trust in the world, which led to the decline of the Zhou Dynasty. The beacon fire is mainly used as a warning by burning smoke during the day and by fire at night.

3. In ancient China, sending letters on horseback was called a post post. According to oracle bone inscriptions, there was already a post post in the Shang Dynasty, and it was further improved in the Zhou Dynasty. At that time, there was a post station every 34 miles on the avenue for sending letters, and horses were equipped in the post station, and the Kuanzhou brothers could change horses and people in the station in the process of delivering letters, so that the official documents and letters of the government could be passed on one after another.

1. Beacon Tower: "Beacon Fire" is a communication method used to transmit military intelligence on the frontier in ancient China, which began in the Shang and Zhou dynasties and extended to the Ming and Qing dynasties, and has been used for thousands of years, especially in the Han Dynasty. In the high place of the border military fortress or traffic stronghold, a high platform is built at a certain distance, commonly known as the beacon tower, also known as the beacon, the pier, the chimney and so on.

There are garrisons waiting on the high platform, and when the enemy is invading, they burn firewood and grass to give an alarm with "burnt smoke" during the day, and burn firewood at night to "raise the beacon" (firelight) to call the police. One set up beacon smoke, and neighboring stations also raised fires one after another, passing them one by one, and it took thousands of miles to achieve the purpose of reporting the enemy's situation, dispatching troops, seeking reinforcements, and defeating the enemy.

2. Fish ruler element: ruler element, written on silk silk in ancient times, is usually one foot long. Legend has it that in ancient times, letters were written on silk silk and passed on to each other in the belly of a fish, and later changed to a letter set in the shape of a carp, so the idiom "fish pass on rulers" was formed.

"Fish to ruler" has become another synonym for the transmission of letters.

3. Flying pigeon biography: The exact start time of the pigeon biography has not yet been clearly stated, but as early as the Tang Dynasty, the pigeons have been very common. Pigeons are sensitive to the Earth's magnetic field and are particularly homely, which is an innate strength.

But to become a carrier pigeon, it's all about training. The fundamental purpose of raising carrier pigeons is to fly, race and use. In order to obtain the ideal carrier pigeon, in addition to careful breeding and scientific breeding management, the most important thing is training.

The three complement each other and are indispensable.

4. Kites: Kites are products invented by ancient working people in the Spring and Autumn Period of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty in China, and have been around for more than 2,000 years. According to legend, Mo Zhai made a wooden bird out of wood, which was developed for three years, which is the earliest origin of human kites.

Kites were once used as a means of communication for help. When Emperor Wu of Liang, Hou Jing besieged Taicheng, Jianwen tasted as a paper kite, flew into the air and was in a hurry, but was shot down and defeated, Taicheng fell, Emperor Wu of Liang starved to death, leaving this kite for help.

5. Urgent foot delivery: Urgent foot delivery, a kind of post transmission of official documents created in the Song Dynasty of China. It is placed according to the needs of the military.

The characteristics of this communication method are: sent directly by the imperial front, without going through the Privy Council or the province, reducing unnecessary handover procedures, and can keep confidentiality, relay transmission along the way, day and night, and do not enter the delivery shop handover, reducing the stay time in the delivery shop.