Chinese Children Addict Internet Games
According to “
Game over for China’s net addicts” by reuters, many young people are addicted to online gam
es and it looks like alcoholism, drug-taking and gambling, so they are Combining sympathy with discipline to therapy that children because it causes a lot of juvenile crime an
d suicides in China. The government also uses laws to ban many Internet cafes and violent games.
More and more young people are addicted to Internet games in China right now. A number of juvenile crimes also caused by Internet games. Some violent games affect people’s mind and become a real killer. Internet games are like alcoholism and drugs. Most young people lose their dream and want to kill themselves.
The online games are like alcoholism and drugs. They give people a virtual place to do what they want. They will kill other players and not need go to jail. They come to love to play this game all day. If they don’t have money to pay for the game, they will steal things to sell or rob people.
A number of juvenile crimes are also caused by Internet games so we should help them and let them far from games. If people play a lot of violent games, they want to try it in real life. Maybe they will kill people just for their cyber swords or virtual money. They become crazy and adapt to breaking the law, especially if they don’t have enough money to play games.
Most young people lose their dream and want to kill themselves. The online games are like the other society; people can live in it and find friends and do anything, because no laws or people will limit them. If young people spend a lot time in it, they will hate real life and lose their dream. They will think they cannot live in real life. They become unhappy and want to commit suicide.
The government should help young people give up online games, ban new Internet cafés and limit violent games. Young people also need to enjoy their real life and find their dream again.
Reuters (2007, Mar, 11). Game over for China’s net
addicts. Reuters news. Retrieved March 24,2008,from
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/PEK175279.htm
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