electronic mail transmitted over the internet

the official system or organization responsible for collecting and delivering mail

postage stamp

electronic mailbox used for sending and receiving digital messages

a large passenger ship used for long-distance ocean travel or leisure cruises

to send a letter or package via the postal service

postal code; zip code

postman; mailman (dated in mainland China)

mailman; postman; postal worker

Washington Post (newspaper)

a series of letters or digits used as part of a postal address to assist in sorting mail, also known as a zip code

Post (in the name of a newspaper)

the hobby of collecting and studying postage stamps

items issued by a postal service and collected by philatelists (stamps, postcards, first-day covers, etc.)

a box for collecting mail for delivery, such as a pillar box

A package or bundle sent through the postal service or by courier.

to mail or deliver through the postal system

mail van; mail coach

to have postal communications

philatelic exhibition

a large ship used for transporting mail and passengers over long distances

commemorative postage stamp

Gaoyou, a county-level city in Yangzhou, Jiangsu

an ancient roadside rest shelter or relay station used by couriers and officials

Nanjing Post and Communications University

Universal Postal Union (UPU)

post office box

to send money through the postal system

letter sheet (similar to an aerogram but not necessarily sent by airmail)

postal code; ZIP code

Chinese postal romanization system developed in the early 1900s and used until the 1980s

air mail

Huffington Post (US online news aggregator)

New York Post (newspaper)

referring to a political scandal involving the use or leaking of emails, modeled after the 'Watergate' suffix [[门|門|men2]]

mailman (Taiwan usage)