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1935年,复旦大学举办了一个“世界报纸展览会”。展出中外新闻报刊2000多种,在当时的中国新闻界可以算得上是个创举。“世界报展”不是政府办的,也不是学校出面办的,而是复旦新闻系利用课余时间办起来的,人力、物力、都很有限。但他们作了最大努力,向全国广泛征集展品,甚至新疆各城市出版的报纸也都征集来了,还通过各国驻华使馆征集了一批国外报纸。在2000多种报纸中,有中国报纸1500余种,外国38个国家的报纸500余种。其中包括具有特殊价值的珍品,如《申报》创刊号(1872年)、《新闻报》创刊号(1893年)、美国《巴的摩尔太阳报》创刊号(1833年)、中美洲圣多明各《EL NOTICIOSO YLUSERO》报创刊号(1832年)等。此外,还有新闻摄影照片130多幅,彩印报纸和画报12份,中外电讯稿3000余件,报社管理图表32份,报纸应用文件20余种,各国新闻年鉴、专刊50余种,以及印刷机械、印刷器材,电讯器材等。展品分17个大类共达3000多种。引起新闻界和各界人士的极大兴趣,据记载,第一天参观人数达4000人之多,在以后的几天里,也均保持在千人之上。当
In 1935, Fudan University held a “World Newspaper Exhibition.” More than 2000 kinds of news and periodicals were displayed both at home and abroad. At that time, the Chinese press could count as a pioneering move. The World Newspaper Exhibition is not run by the government nor is it run by schools. Instead, Fudan University’s journalism department uses its spare time to do so with limited manpower and material resources. However, they made their utmost efforts to solicit exhibits widely from across the country. Even the newspapers published by cities in Xinjiang are solicited. A number of foreign newspapers are also solicited through embassies in various countries. Among the 2,000 kinds of newspapers, there are more than 1,500 Chinese newspapers and over 500 newspapers in 38 foreign countries. These include treasures of special value such as the first issue of the “Shenbao” (1872), the first issue of the “News” (1893), the first issue of the United States “Ba Moore Sun” (1833), the “Central America of Santo Domingo” EL NOTICIOSO YLUSERO "newspaper first issue (1832) and so on. In addition, there are more than 130 news photo photographs, 12 color newspapers and 12 pictorials, over 3,000 Chinese and foreign telegraphs, 32 newspaper management charts, over 20 newspaper application documents, over 50 news magazines and over 50 special magazines all over the world, as well as printing machinery , Printing equipment, telecommunications equipment and so on. Exhibits divided into 17 categories a total of more than 3000 kinds. This has aroused great interest among the press and people from all walks of life. According to records, as many as 4,000 people visited the first day and remained above one thousand in the coming days. when