"Shangluo Daily" is generally divided into two stages before the "Cultural Revolution" and after the reform and opening up. During the "Great Leap Forward" era, there was a craze for running newspapers in prefectures (cities) and counties across the country. In order to better publicize the party's principles and policies and the spirit of instructions of the superior party committee, strengthen the leadership of various tasks in the Shangluo area, mobilize, organize and educate the people of the entire region to break superstition, emancipate their minds, and build a new socialist mountainous area, China *** The *Shangluo Prefectural Committee made a resolution on December 16, 1958 to establish the "Shangluo Daily" based on the approval No. 390 of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China on August 6, 1958. After Shangluo Daily was established, it officially opened to the public in February 1959.
On March 2, 1959, "Shangluo Daily" was first published, with four pages in four sections and a double-daily publication for the time being. In October 1959, Jiaoshang County Post Office issued it on its behalf.
On February 4, 1961, the Shangluo Prefectural Committee of the Central Bank of China decided to cancel the "Danjiang Daily", the official newspaper of the Shangxian County Committee of the Central Bank of China, where the Shangluo District is located, and merge it with the "Shangluo Daily". In January 1962, the Shangluo Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China decided to change the name of "Shangluo Daily" to "Shangluo Daily", which will still have four pages and be published on Wednesdays. On September 8, 1964, the Shaanxi Provincial People's Committee reported to the State Council for approval to change the word "Luo" in the name of a rare and difficult-to-recognize place to "Luo", when the former Central Government of Shaanxi Shu Tong, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Secretariat and Honorary Chairman of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, went to Shangluo to inspect and guide the work, and wrote the masthead for "Shangluo Daily". From September 10, 1964, "Shangluo Daily" was changed to "Shangluo Daily". , still in use today. The circulation of Shangluo Daily was only more than 4,000 copies when it was first founded, and later increased to more than 7,000 copies.
On January 19, 1967, when the "Shangluo News" was published to the 1315th issue, it was forced to cease publication due to the impact of the "Cultural Revolution". From January 24, 1967 to May 30, 1970, 13 issues of "Red Shangluo News", 120 issues of "Red News", and 287 issues of "Red Telegraph" were published. . The circulation during this time was just over 2,000 copies.
In January 1969, the Shangluo District Revolutionary Committee decided to merge the Shangluo newspaper office, regional film company, Xinhua Bookstore, and Shangluo Theater into the Shangluo District Mao Zedong Thought Propaganda Station. On May 30, 1970, the Shangluo District Revolutionary Committee decided to abolish the Shangluo newspaper organization. The spring breeze of reform and opening up has brought vitality to the Shangluo mountainous area. The cadres and the masses deeply feel the need for a local party newspaper to promptly convey the party's policy of enriching the people, experience in getting rich in other places and various information to the people in the mountainous area, and to report the changes that have taken place in the Shangluo old revolutionary base. After being introduced, many people wrote to the leaders of the prefectural committee, asking for the restoration of "Shangluo News". On March 20, 1986, the Propaganda Department of the Shangluo Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China sent a letter to the prefectural committee for instructions, recommending that the newspaper be resumed as soon as possible. On August 26, 1987, the Propaganda Department of the Shangluo Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China, in accordance with the instructions of the leaders of the prefectural committee, applied to the Propaganda Department of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China to resume publication of "Shangluo News". On March 3, 1988, the Shaanxi Provincial Press and Publication Bureau approved the resumption of publication of Shangluo News based on the approval of the State Administration of Press and Publication. On July 29 of the same year, the Shangluo District Editorial Committee, in accordance with the decision of the prefectural committee, agreed to restore Shangluo Newspaper as a county-level institution with a staff of 44 people. On May 31, 1989, the Shaanxi Provincial Press and Publication Bureau officially issued the newspaper registration certificate, with the domestic unified serial number CN61-0045. It was the latest among the ten prefecture-level and municipal party newspapers in Shaanxi Province to resume publication. Zhou Shuwu, then Secretary of the Prefectural Committee, and other leaders gave strong support to the newspaper's resumption. Yu Anzhi, member of the Prefectural Committee and Minister of Propaganda, has done a lot of work for the resumption of publication.
On July 29, 1989, "Shangluo News" No. 1 met with readers for the first time 20 years after the newspaper ceased publication, with two trial issues. It was officially published in January 1990. It has four pages and is published on Tuesday. It is handled by Shangluo Post and Telecommunications Bureau and is publicly distributed nationwide. The postal code is 51-32. It was changed to Wednesday in January 1993 and increased to weekly in January 1997. It has five publications and was renamed "Shangluo Daily" in January 1998. From January 2001, it was changed to four folio editions. On September 17, 2001, the Shaanxi Provincial People's Government, in accordance with the approval of the State Council, agreed to abolish the Shangluo area and establish the prefecture-level Shangluo City. On November 23 of the same year, in accordance with the decision of the Shaanxi Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Shangluo Prefectural Committee of the Communist Party of China officially opened its offices to the outside world in the name of the Shangluo Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China. The Shangluo Daily was also changed to the Shangluo Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China. Organ newspaper.