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>https://archive.is/eAHzy (Chinese Teen Dies at Internet Addiction Rehab Camp) - can't find the gaming equivalent of this story. It seems their internet addiction camp is also their gaming addiction camp?
>https://archive.is/j1ORW Another take on a teen dying less than 48 hours after entering. It seems beatings are administered. Even if the person is rightfully upset, do they beat a teenager like they'd beat a trained soldier who is physically fit? In any case, the Government shuts then down, tells others not to do it, then carry on and (presumably) build more.
LOL
You have to understand the Chinese mindset. In this case, I'm betting that these camps aren't regulated yet and can be run by anyone - therefore will be staffed without a mind to qualifications, so, "concerned parents".
AKA middle-aged, traditionally-minded, well-intentioned idiots. And of course, the traditional Chinese method of discipline for those who don't take to words is to beat the shit outta them. Similar to how old-timey westerners beat their children for discipline.
The camps are probably run by idiots, therefore people die. Not surprising.
>https://archive.is/y4hTD Chinese Military plays to much Honor For Kings - (a game soon to be on the Switch). It helps muddy the waters further. If the Chinese Government can't stop their own trained soldiers from playing, what hope do they have for teenagers and children? Were the soldiers actually addicted? Do they treat the teenagers and children the same way they'd treat the soldiers? If Nintendo show off Honor For Kings (called Arena of Valor in the EU and US), then be sure to fill the game's hashtag with all the info on what China do to people who play it.
This is China doing a "CHINA FUCK YEAH" piece telling you how awesome and modern and well-treated their soldiers are. Nothing to do with gaming.
>https://archive.is/mQ4PF Another take on the same story as above. Pushing China's hypocrisy (investing in games, yet pushing these prison camps and for the WHO to make the world follow suit) could be a gold-mine. IF we can show China encouraged the UN to do the same. I'm not talking bribes or lobbying (though if you find it- great!) but stuff like a politician making a speech asking the WHO to do it. Not surprisingly, you may need knowledge of Chinese.
>Investing in games makes money. Thus is good.
>Gaming addiction is a problem, therefore there are rehab camps. Thus is good.
The camps are shit, but don't think too hard about it. It's not like the Chinese government gives much of a shit about their people's welfare anyway.