History of the development of letters: how has information developed since ancient times?

Letters, abbreviated as "letters", only happen in modern times. In the long historical process, due to the evolution of books and materials, letters have many aliases and reputations. Here are a few examples.

Bamboo slips of ancient books such as Jane, Cambodia, Zha and Tie are also called Jane, and books and letters can also be called Jane. There is a difference between a book and Jane. The length of the book is appropriate, and Jane is more than one inch. After Wei and Jin Dynasties, "Jane" was written as "Cambodia". Za, a small wooden slip used for ancient writing, was later used as another name for letters. This was written on silk in ancient times.

Writing paper, plain paper and elegant paper are small and luxurious, and plain paper is white raw silk. Many ancient people wrote letters on writing paper and plain paper. John is the feather of a bird. In ancient times, he used feathers as pens. Therefore, Jane, Sue and Han are often called letters. Later, with the development and changes of written materials, people still like to use words such as elegant Jane, plain calligraphy and Hua Tuo as the laudatory name of letters.

Letter envelopes are called letters, and each letter is called a letter. Later letters also use letters instead of letters.

Ancient letters were about one foot long, so they were called letters, also known as ruler, ruler, ruler paper and ruler book.

Yanzu, Yan Bo, Yan Shu and Luan Jian recorded the story of Su Wu in Hanshu, saying that Su Wu was detained by Xiongnu and herded sheep in Beihai. Later, Han Ting asked Xiongnu to return Su Wu, and Xiongnu lied that Wu was dead. The envoy of the Han Dynasty said that Khan, the Emperor of the Han Dynasty in Shanglinyuan, got a goose in the Northern Song Dynasty, and the goose was tied with silk. He said that Su Wu and others were in a river, so Khan had to release Su Wu to Han. Then, there was a goose in the letter.

Eight-part essay used to be vertical stationery, divided into eight lines with red lines. Letters are also called stereotyped writing.

In addition, such as letters, bamboo slips, notes, notes, knees, rulers, notes, as well as messages, audio messages, audio inquiries, audio emails, audio letters, audio books and so on. , also used as a pronoun of letters. For example, handwritten letters are called calligraphy, handwritten letters, and short messages are called short messages, short books and short books.