Sichuan International Studies University An Idea: As A Newspaper Of Communication

1911 is of great significance to the modernization of China.The shock of the industrial revolution has spread to the whole world,and there is no longer a place in the world that can be left alone.Capitalism and its mode of production also tremble the ancient East.However,it was not until 1911 that the BaoLu Movement and the Revolution of 1911 broke out in an orderly phase.The feudal monarchy of Manchuria basically ended and a so-called republic was established on the territory of China.However,"the worms of the hundred feet,death and not stiff",the founding of the Republic of China,the new and old forces at home and abroad are still playing games on the land of China.Back in the West,Dante,the first poet of the new century,realized the "world's existence",which is a world larger than the country.Since then,along with the modern world industrial revolution,world-wide exchanges have become more frequent,whether it is ethnic exchanges or world exchanges.How to approach historical facts is one of the core issues of history.It is a feasible method to use the content written and published by the past media.Understanding how the West views China's newly established regime and the Chinese people means that the image of China's construction in the open sea is a question worth studying.This article chooses the New York Times as the research object.Founded in the mid-nineteenth century,The New York Times is praised as the most representative and serious newspaper in the United States and the world for its overall upholding of journalism professionalism.At the same time,the New York Times' texts of the early twentieth century were electronically textual.The form is fully included and is operative in terms of acquisition.The text of this paper is directly derived from the historical newspaper database ProQuest Historical Newspapers as the starting point of the newspaper's public attributes and communication attributes,trying to present the newspaper as a medium and social interaction,non-instrumental cross-country and ideology communication ideas.This article is not intended to propose a universal paradigm,but to try to look back at the history of the New York Times newspaper's engagement with China through another perspective.The study found that the theme and content of the New York Times report to China during the decade from 1911 to 1921 was extensive,and the content wasnot only limited to the turmoil of China's political arena,but also focused on the changes of the entire Chinese society,specifically It is the specific process of connecting Chinese society with the West.The problem and content is to understand the "Oriental" from the "Western" and to achieve "general justice" in general.At the beginning of the last century,there was no such thing as journalism professionalism,and in the original texts collected,it also reflected such an unconscious spirit.But it is also important to note that although the New York Times has been advertised as the leader of the press,the ideology revealed in its report cannot be ignored.