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-== Overview ==
+= Youxibao.com =
-Basic Information
+Youxibao (游戏报) was one of China's first modern tabloid newspapers, launched in Shanghai on June 24, 1897. Here are the key points about Youxibao:
-* Title: youxibao.com/
+== Origins and Founding ==
+- Founded by Li Boyuan (李伯元), also known as Li Baojia (李寶嘉), a prominent writer and journalist1<ref name="ref3">3</ref>[9].
+- The name "Youxibao" means "Fun Newspaper" in English[1].
+- It was China's first modern tabloid newspaper, marking a new genre in Chinese journalism[4].
+== Content and Style ==
+- Focused almost entirely on pleasure and amusement, containing little serious news[4].
+- Each issue followed a fixed formula set by Li Boyuan, emphasizing entertainment over information[4].
+- Featured content like anecdotes, jokes, gossip, and light fiction[4].
+- Did not make heavy use of illustrations or pictures, unlike some Western tabloids of the time[4].
+== Impact and Influence ==
+- Was an instant success, with circulation in its first three months rivaling major Shanghai papers[4].
+- Opened the floodgates for other tabloids - four more appeared within six months of Youxibao's launch[4].
+- Along with Caifengbao (Anecdotes), attracted the most readers among early Chinese tabloids[4].
+- Helped establish a new literary genre of serialized fiction in newspapers[12].
-== Contributing Subdomains ==
+== Historical Context ==
-Where do visitors go on youxibao.com?
-{| class="wikitable"
-|+
-!Subdomain
-!Percent of Visitors
-!Percent of PageViews
-!PageViews Per User
-|-
-|youxibao.com
-|89.05%%
-|89.98%%
-|1.1
-|-
-|m.youxibao.com
-|10.95%%
-|10.02%%
-|1
-|}
-== Usage Statistics ==
+- Emerged during a period of rapid modernization and Western influence in late Qing China[15].
-{| class="wikitable"
+- Part of a broader trend of new print media and journalism developing in China at the time[4].
-|+
+- Represented a shift away from traditional, elite-focused publishing towards popular entertainment[4].
-!Data
-!Rank
-!Reach of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerUser
-|-
-|3-Month
-|33695 (-83012)
-|29 (+330%)
-|0.89 (+340%)
-|1.1 (+2%)
-|-
-|1-Month
-|27845 (-9162)
-|36 (+40%)
-|1.1 (+30%)
-|1.1 (-3.54%)
-|-
-|7-Day
-|22500 (-28478)
-|48 (+100%)
-|1.3 (+100%)
-|1 (-1.96%)
-|-
-|1-Day
-|442499 (+431568)
-|2 (-97.885%)
-|0.05 (-97.883%)
-|1 (0%)
-|}
-== Traffic History ==
+== Legacy ==
-{| class="wikitable"
-|+
-!Date
-!Rank
-!Reach of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerMillion
-!PageViews of PerUser
-|}
-== Data Source and Validity ==
+- Ran from 1897 to 1906, ending with Li Boyuan's death1<ref name="ref3">3</ref>[9].
+- Considered an important publication in the development of modern Chinese literature and journalism4<ref name="ref12">12</ref>.
+- Archives of Youxibao issues are now digitized and available online for historical research1<ref name="ref3">3</ref>9<ref name="ref14">14</ref>[16].
-The information is sourced from Amazon's Alexa Top Sites service. It's important to note that this service was discontinued as of May 15, 2022. The data presented is collected up to the final day of API interface availability, which was December 15, 2022.
+Youxibao played a significant role in popularizing a new style of accessible, entertainment-focused journalism in China at the turn of the 20th century. Its success paved the way for the growth of popular print media and helped shape modern Chinese literary culture.
-== Alternative Tools and Recommendations ==
+== References ==
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