Library
Browse and search books
2 novels found

年代1983:我在东北做木工
Gao Rong
Xu Bei was reborn and returned to the northeastern forest area in 1983, and he could also cash out the in-game output. He didn't have any great skills in his previous life, and he didn't want to be the richest man in this life. He just wanted to make his business without capital bigger and stronger, and become a real wood industry tycoon.
Xu Bei was reborn and returned to the northeastern forest area in 1983, and he could also cash out the in-game output. He didn't have any great skills in his previous life, and he didn't want to be the richest man in this life. He just wanted to make his business without capital bigger and stronger, and become a real wood industry tycoon.

简牍与秦汉邮驿制度研究
Gao Rong
This book contains 24 articles, which mainly include four parts. The first part discusses the origin, evolution, functions and mutual relationships of postal institutions in Qin and Han dynasties based on sorting out academic history; the second part mainly discusses the sending, receiving, delivery and management of official documents in Qin and Han dynasties; the third part is a miscellaneous examination of postal staff, involving The history of county governors, frontier fortresses, prisoners serving in various post agencies, and the Chinese Qiang people; the fourth part examines the migration of Wuwei prefectures and the establishment of Juyan counties in the Han Dynasty. Its content is closely related to the management of post offices, so it is placed at the end of the article as an "Appendix".
This book contains 24 articles, which mainly include four parts. The first part discusses the origin, evolution, functions and mutual relationships of postal institutions in Qin and Han dynasties based on sorting out academic history; the second part mainly discusses the sending, receiving, delivery and management of official documents in Qin and Han dynasties; the third part is a miscellaneous examination of postal staff, involving The history of county governors, frontier fortresses, prisoners serving in various post agencies, and the Chinese Qiang people; the fourth part examines the migration of Wuwei prefectures and the establishment of Juyan counties in the Han Dynasty. Its content is closely related to the management of post offices, so it is placed at the end of the article as an "Appendix".