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China Enforces 15-Hour Monthly Video Game Limit for Kids During Winter Break

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China Enforces 15-Hour Monthly Video Game Limit for Kids During Winter Break

Credited from: SCMP

  • Chinese children will now face a limit of 15 hours of video game play during their month-long winter holiday.
  • The regulation aims to prevent gaming addiction among minors, with Tencent and NetEase complying with the restrictions.
  • Tencent allows up to 15 hours of play from January 13 to February 13, while NetEase permits 16 hours from January 15 to February 14.
  • The government previously imposed a one-hour daily limit on weekends and holidays, but there is no restriction on other online entertainment.
  • Despite these limitations, there are signs of a softening stance towards gaming as the government recognizes the cultural significance of popular titles.

For the full article, visit South China Morning Post.

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