What is the name of the hotel for foreigners in ancient China?

In ancient China, hotels for foreigners were called Fanguan.

The earliest inn appeared in the Zhou Dynasty. King Zhou stipulated that "Lu" should be set up every ten miles, that is, a small pavilion should be set up to rest, a "road room" should be set up every thirty miles to shelter from the rain, and a "waiting hall" should be set up every fifty miles, so that the waiting hall is an inn that can stay. However, the inns in the Zhou Dynasty were all run by the state, and they were not for the people.

Things changed during the Han Dynasty. As Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions, the contacts between the Han Dynasty and foreign countries began to become frequent, and foreigners came to worship in the Han Dynasty from time to time, so the inn called "county residence" began to appear in the Han Dynasty.

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The ancient hotels in China are introduced as follows:

However, only over 14 hotels were built in the capital. In order to welcome businessmen from all over the world to trade in China, the Han Dynasty also opened such places as "barbarian mansions" for foreign envoys and businessmen to stay and rest. There is still little room for choice.

It was not until the Tang and Song Dynasties that the GDP rose, the business began to prosper, and at the same time, the imperial examination appeared. Every year, scholars went to take the exam to be officials, so there were "Gaosheng Store" and "Champion Store" in the inn for scholars, and "Bandung Store" and "Guangyuan Store" for foreign businessmen.

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