Information transmission is going on in ancient and modern times. What are some short stories about ancient people transmitting information?

1, Xue Pinggui's expedition in the Tang Dynasty, Wang Baochuan stuck to the cold kiln for more than ten years. One day, when Wang Baochuan was picking wild vegetables, he suddenly heard the cry of swan goose in the air, so he asked to send a book to Pinggui Fulang for him. However, it was difficult to find pens and ink at that time. In desperation, he tore off his skirt, bit his fingertips, wrote a letter of blood and tears, and poured out his loyalty to love and his expectation for the reunion of husband and wife.

In Bekasa, Nigeria, people use monkeys to send letters. People keep the mother monkey and the son monkey in two places, and often take the mother monkey to find the son monkey, so that the mother monkey can know the route. When people need to communicate, they put the letter in a bamboo tube and tie it to the mother monkey, so that she can go out and look for the baby monkey. The mother monkey can always deliver the letter to the destination.

3. The "bonfire" is a communication method used to transmit frontier military information in ancient China. It began in Shang and Zhou Dynasties and extended to Ming and Qing Dynasties. We have been learning from each other for thousands of years, especially in the Han Dynasty.

At the height of the frontier defense military fortress or transportation hub, a high platform is built at regular intervals, commonly known as beacon tower, also known as beacon tower, trestle, smoke pier and so on. Garrison is waiting on the high platform. When the enemy invaded, they burned firewood during the day to give the alarm of "burnt smoke" and at night to give the alarm of "bonfire".

When a station lights a lighthouse, neighboring stations also light their torches one after another and pass them one by one. Soon, in order to report the enemy's situation, they send troops, ask for reinforcements and defeat the enemy.

According to Historical Records, Zan doesn't like to laugh. Zhou Youwang tried every means to make her laugh, but praise never worked. Beacon towers and drums were built in Zhou Youwang. When the enemy came, they lit the beacon tower and called for reinforcements. On one occasion, Zhou Youwang lit a bonfire, and all the governors came with troops.

When the vassal arrived, he found no enemies. When he saw the panic of the princes, he really smiled. Zhou Youwang was so happy that he lit the bonfire many times. Later, the princes no longer believed and gradually refused to summon.

In the 11th year of Zhou Youwang (before 77 1 year), Shen Guo, Gou Guo and Yi Xi Quanrong jointly attacked Zhou Youwang, lit a bonfire and called Zhuangke to save him, but Zhuangke didn't come to save him. Dog Rong finally killed Zhou Youwang at the foot of Mount Li, captured him and praised him, and the Western Zhou Dynasty perished.

5. During the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was sent to Xiongnu, and Khan was exiled to Beihai to herd sheep. 10 years later, the Han Dynasty was close to the Huns, but Khan still refused to let Su Wu return to the Han Dynasty. Chang Hui, who went to the Huns with Su Wu, secretly told Ambassador China about Su Wu, and designed Ambassador China to tell Khan that the emperor of the Han Dynasty shot a wild goose while hunting, and a letter was tied to the goose's foot, telling him that Su Wu was herding sheep in the swamp. Upon hearing this, Khan only asked Su Wu to go back to Han. Later, people used the swan goose as a metaphor for letters and messengers.