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晚报究竟从什么时候开始有,这是常常有人问起的。据说,我国之有晚报,最早的一种是清光绪二十一年(公元一八九五年)上海字林洋行出版的《沪报》的《晚刊》,这个晚刊只出几天就停止了,我没有看到过。其次是上海的《中外晚报》。这个报纸在清宣统三年几月二十六日(公元一九一一年十月十七日)出版,距辛亥武昌起义后七天,馆址在上海望平街(即现在的山东路)七号。望平街是上海报馆的集中地区。当时在望平街的报馆有《神州日报》、《民声日报》、《时事新报》、《申报》、《时报》,《新闻报》则在附近的汉口路,其他宣传革命与同盟会有关系的报纸,如《民立报》在三茅阁桥,《民权报》在江西路,《民强报》在河南路,《民报》在南京路泥城桥(?),都比较分散。那些集中在望平街的各家报纸,对辛亥革命所抱的态度是不一致的,有的拥护,有的反对,有的是表面上拥护骨子里反对(如保皇党机关报《时报》)。
It is often asked when the Evening News starts. It is said that there are evening newspapers in our country. The earliest one is the Evening Journal of Shanghai Daily published by Shanghai Zi Lin Yang Xing in the 21st year of the Qing dynasty (1895 AD) Stopped, I have not seen it before. Followed by Shanghai’s “Evening News.” The newspaper was published on January 26, 1937 (October 17, 1911 CE) in Xuantong, seven days after the Wuhai uprising in Xinhai. The site was on Wangping Street in Shanghai (now the Shandong Road) number. Wang Ping Street is the focus of the Shanghai newspaper. There were “Shenzhou Daily,” “Min Sheng Daily,” “Current Affairs Daily News,” “Shenbao,” “Times,” and “News” at Hankou Road in the vicinity at the time of the Pingping Street Newspaper. Other propaganda revolutions were related to the league Such as “Minli Pao” at San Mao Court Bridge, “Civil Rights Daily” at Jiangxi Road, “Minqiang Bao” at Henan Road, and “Min Bao” at Nanjing Road (s), are all scattered. The newspapers that belonged to Wangping Street were inconsistent, some supportive and some opposed to the attitude of the 1911 Revolution, while others ostensibly embraced the opposition (for example, the Times of the ROK).