中国古代报纸的起源（The origin of ancient Chinese newspapers）.doc

中国古代报纸的起源（The origin of ancient Chinese newspapers） Chapter 1: (1) tracing the origin of Chinas communication activities The news and communication activities of human society have come into being as early as in ancient times. The conventional wisdom is that news communication comes with the emergence of human activity on earth. Because human beings have appeared, they live in groups, they work together, and they must communicate with each other. This view confused the human survival instinct of communicating information with the news communication. News and communication is conditional, communicators should have clear thinking and expression ability, can be summarized as the news language information to each other, and accept the information also have the corresponding ability to understand the language, therefore, only when the human universal language level reached maturity, news it may have spread. Therefore, the dissemination of news is a higher level of social activities, animal survival instinct cannot equate with low level. Mu Duo (duo2), wooden tongue bell. It is said that in the Xia and Shang Dynasties, once known as government officials, Dubai people shaking a prowl around, both in the propaganda decree, and the necessary folk songs. These are very similar to ancient news releases and acquisitions. Therefore, once the previous wooden bell as a symbol of modern journalism, the individual newspapers also had to Muduo as its own registered trademark. Oracle bone inscriptions are the earliest and more complete scripts in ancient Chinese literature. Oracle refers to Oracle, also known as the text, Yin Qi, the Shang Dynasty is engraved on the shells and animal bones on the text. Refers to the inscription engraved on the bronze inscriptions of yin and Zhou, also called Zhong Dingwen. Is the Bronze Age of Shang and Zhou Dynasty, bronze vessels takes Ding as the representative of the musical instrument takes clock as the representative, it is synonymous with bronz