人们习惯将非官方发布,而是道听途说的消息和传闻,称为“小道消息”。“小道消息”一词源于美国。19世纪上半叶,美国研制成发报机,各家公司见它既经济又方便,便纷纷架设线路。由于施工质量差,有的地方的电线曲曲弯弯似葡萄藤,故电报被人 People are accustomed to unofficial release, but hearsay news and rumors, known as “gossip ”. The word “gossip” comes from the United States. In the first half of the 19th century, the United States developed a hair-sending machine. As companies saw it both economically and conveniently, they set up lines one after another. Due to the poor construction quality, some parts of the electric wire bend like vines, so telegraph was