According to legend, the custom of "throwing names and stabbing" originated in the Han Dynasty, which was called "door shape" in the Tang and Song Dynasties, "red list" in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and later commonly known as "post-worship" and "famous post". It has become a tool to replace the host's "New Year greetings". Zhao Yi, a A Qing, said in the 30 "famous posts" of Kao Shu: "The ancients used common names, which were used for chopping wood and writing. Bow was called in Han Dynasty, and thorn was called in the end of Han Dynasty. After the Han dynasty, although paper was used, it was still stabbed along the side. " In the Qing dynasty, the "famous cards" sent by people during New Year greetings were written in red paper, called "red single cards", with names written on them for relatives and friends to congratulate. Send someone to deliver it. This is called "posting". Sending new year cards in wooden boxes is called "salute to the boxes". The recipient picked up the mail in a paper bag with "Fu Jie" written on it. Therefore, it has become an important event for China people to celebrate the New Year.

How to write a worship post: title (if any)+position+place of origin+name+word+honorific words+worship as Guan Yu: Guan Yu, a former general of Hanshou Pavilion in Xiexian County, Hedong, has the following functions:

1. Confirm the identity of visitors.

Step 2 make an appointment.

3, because the worship posts are basically written by themselves, so from the perspective of worship posts, you can also let the other party know yourself first. New Year cards: New Year cards were called "post-worship" in ancient times. Before the Song Dynasty, people from the countryside and officialdom visited each other. In the Song Dynasty, in order to save time and not lose etiquette, the literati congratulated each other with famous posts instead of once-in-a-century visits, so there were "New Year greetings", "congratulatory posts", "films" and "congratulations".

Ancient writings of post-worship:

Title+position+native place+name+word+honorific+worship.

For example, Guan Yu, a former general of Hou Ting of Han Shou, visited Xiexian County in Hedong.

The so-called "post-worship" is a famous post for meeting others and an indispensable communication tool between ancient officials. Worship posts originated in the Han Dynasty, when people's names, residences, etc. It is written on a flat piece of wood, so it is also called a "name thorn". After the invention of papermaking, the post-worship materials were gradually replaced by paper.

Zhang Mingxuan's "Doubt" Volume 4: "The names of ancient books are connected, all made of bamboo and wood. The so-called thorns ... Today, the paper was built in Xining. " Lang Ying in Ming Dynasty dialectically wrote nine poems in seven manuscripts: The History of Han Gao Di Ji said "memorial" and The Biography of Yuan Ang said "memorial". Yan Shigu's Note:' For the worshippers, the book is stuck in the mouth. If you look at it today, you must have the same name. Salute, if you know today. "From this point of view, Memorial is like today's calligraphy, and Memorial is like today's memorial post." Selected traditional works of stand-up crosstalk: "Get dressed, put the invitation and gift list in the invitation box, and take out the cigarette bag for going out."