In ancient times, how many meters was a foot equal to?

1 Zhang is now about 3.333 meters, and Zhang's height is different in different times. One of the Shang Dynasty is today's1.695m. According to this measure, people are about ten feet tall, so they are called "husbands". One in the Zhou Dynasty is today's 2.31m. A post in Qin dynasty is about 2.31m; One column in Han Dynasty was about 2.135-2.375 m; A post in the Tang dynasty is today's 3.07m m.

One foot is about 3.33 meters long. Although "ruler" and "meter" are both units of length, the difference between them is that "meter" is an international unit of length, while "ruler" belongs to the municipal unit of China and is a unit of length measurement handed down from ancient times in China.

Besides Zhang, China has two traditional units of length, namely "inch" and "ruler". Although these three units are handed down from generation to generation.

The length of its expression has long been quite different from that of ancient times. Now the conversion of three units of length is, ten inches is one foot, and ten feet is one foot. They are decimal, whereas in ancient times they were hexadecimal. The conversion relationships between feet and feet and inches are: 1 foot = 1 foot,1foot =1inch. We know that 1 meter is equal to 3 feet, and the length of 1 meter is 1 meter divided by 3 is about 0.333 meters, so 1 foot is equal to 3.33 meters.