“邸报”是中阔古代的宫廷官报。在歷史文献中,它有时被称为:“邸鈔”、“閣鈔”、“朝报”、“雜报”、“条报”、或“除日”。因为这种官报大多在首都出版,所以又通称为“京报”。远在公元前二世紀汉武帝初年,中国就出現了这种被称为“邸报”的宫廷报紙,它們是一种由地方藩鎮派駐在首都的“邸吏”,用竹簡把朝廷的命令傳报給地方的官报。 “Di newspaper” is in the ancient palace court official. In the historical literature, it is sometimes referred to as: “Di Jin”, “Chi”, “Chao Pao”, “gazette”, “newspaper”, or “except day.” Because most of the official newspapers are published in the capital, they are also commonly known as the “Beijing Newspaper.” As early as the second year of the second century BC, Emperor Han Wudi appeared in China as a court newspaper called “Di Pao”, a “diligent” resident in the capital by local tribes, The order was reported to the local official.