作为纸和印刷木的故乡,中国古代很早就已具有发达的出版事业,同时也产生了书籍交易活动。东汉时京都洛阳书肆便是迄今见于记载的最早的书店。到唐代,经济、文化的繁荣发达使书籍交易更趋活跃,书店遍布全国各地,经营的书籍品种也已十分丰富,有经书、文集、杂记、历书、字书、阴阳占卜等类。当时书籍交易既可以实物交换,如布 As the hometown of paper and printing wood, ancient China had long been a well-established publishing business and also had book trading activities. When the Eastern Han Dynasty Kyoto Luoyang Bookstore is the oldest bookstore ever recorded. By the Tang Dynasty, the prosperous economy and culture made book transactions more active. The bookstores spread all over the country. The books and periodicals operated by them were also very rich in variety. They include ancient books, essays, miscellaneous notes, almanacs, scripts, yin and yang. At that time book transactions can be physical exchange, such as cloth