Study On "JingBao" of Ming Dynasty
Chen Chen
Abstract
Chen Chen
Abstract
The existence of JingBaoof Ming Dynasty has been a topic of concern of historians.Previously,there was only one historical data named GuiSi Manuscript written by Yu Zhengxie.Contemporary historians have some historical data to explore some new progress,but they are limited to fictions,dramas and other literary works of the description.I recently managed to get a number of materials of Yuan and Ming Dynasties about the JingBao.From the etymological point of view,the term of JingBaooriginated in the Yuan Dynasty.As a form of newspaper,the JingBao already existed in Ming Dynasty,and included two different types: feudal government's official newspaper and private newspaper.TheJingBaoof Ming Dynasty has a dual nature,mainly caused by the misreading of the readers.
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The existence of JingBaoof Ming Dynasty has been a topic of concern of historians.Previously,there was only one historical data named GuiSi Manuscript written by Yu Zhengxie.Contemporary historians have some historical data to explore some new progress,but they are limited to fictions,dramas and other literary works of the description.I recently managed to get a number of materials of Yuan and Ming Dynasties about the JingBao.From the etymological point of view,the term of JingBaooriginated in the Yuan Dynasty.As a form of newspaper,the JingBao already existed in Ming Dynasty,and included two different types: feudal government's official newspaper and private newspaper.TheJingBaoof Ming Dynasty has a dual nature,mainly caused by the misreading of the readers.
Key concepts: Newspaper, Feudalism, History, Dual (grammatical number), Literature, Government (linguistics), Point (geometry), Ancient history