The earliest record of correspondence in our country is from which dynasty Obi Island

Shang Dynasty, definitely. Don't believe it, you go to Obi Island to see if Zhou Tianguo is a senior postman.

Is it a new mission? If yes, the answer is the Shang Dynasty.

The earliest record of communication in China comes from the Shang Dynasty. From the oracle bone inscription unearthed in Yin Ruins.

The oracle bone inscription records that in the era of Yin Shang Pangeng, that is, around 1400 B.C., Bian Xu reported the military situation to the Son of Heaven, with the word "come to the drum". It has been verified that the "Lai Gu" is similar to today's reconnaissance and signal troops.

The earliest record of communication in China comes from the Shang Dynasty. From the oracle bone inscription unearthed in Yin Ruins.

The oracle bone inscription records that in the era of Yin Shang Pangeng, that is, around 1400 B.C., Bian Xu reported the military situation to the Son of Heaven, with the word "come to the drum". It has been verified that the "Lai Gu" is similar to today's reconnaissance and signal troops.

In the ancient book "To be Scripted", there is also a record of "Jianshu", which is an urgent document of the government engraved with animal bones and transmitted by the signal soldiers. "Jianshu" comes from the late Yin and early Zhou dynasties of the 12th and 11th centuries B.C., which is also the predecessor of the post post.

China's post communication is generally considered to be counted from the Yin Shang Pangeng era.

In ancient societies where the means of communication were extremely underdeveloped, letters were the most important practical tool for people to transmit messages and exchange thoughts and feelings with each other. The earliest letters preserved now are some letters from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period recorded in historical books such as "Zuo Chuan", "Warring States Policy", and "Historical Records", such as Zheng Zijia and Zhao Xuanzishu, Zheng Zichan's book to Jin Fan Xuanzi, Le Yi's report to Yan Hui Wangshu, and Lu Zhonglian's posthumous Yan Jiangshu......They are all famous passages that have been recited throughout the ages. However, in the Spring and Autumn Period, due to the disputes between the countries, the dissolution of the king's platform, and the government of the princes, the correspondence was mostly used to discuss military affairs between nobles and scholars, mainly for argumentation and debate.

There are few letters that express personal emotions and narrative lyricism.

In addition, if your so-called communication extends to the aspect of notification information, then it is a beacon tower, as early as the Western Zhou Dynasty, there was an incident of the "Beacon Opera Princes" of King Zhou You. So when exactly did the beacon appear? There is no specific time in history, but most people believe that it occurred during the Shang and Zhou dynasties.

Are you talking about transmitting letters, or is it the Qin State that established a perfect post station in the Han Dynasty as the earliest means of transmission.

The earliest record of communication in China comes from which dynasty——— merchant postman first used what method to deliver letters ——— walk.

The first name used to address a postman ——— postman.

Before the post office was built, who was in charge of Obi Island letter delivery ——— which animals were trained to deliver letters ——— pigeons.

In ancient China, the place for the courier to pass the documents was called the ——— Post Station.

Shang Dynasty. I've done this history question. Judging from the historical materials currently available, historians believe that it is the Shang Dynasty. This conclusion is also cited in the Chinese Postal History. At present, judging from the records of the oracle bone inscriptions, it can be considered that organized communication activities have appeared during the Pangeng period of the Yin Shang dynasty.

In the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions, there were already --- of signal troops on the frontier"Whoa"This is the earliest written material to record communications in China.

By the way, correct the upstairs, the upstairs is copied from above, come to the drum and say, it's not very standardized. Because in the Shang Dynasty in China, the earliest military communication method was to beat the drum and transmit the sound. This "coming to the drum" means that the drum is carrying military news.

Maybe it's the Qin Dynasty, isn't there a beacon communication?