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Kids and Teens in China Banned From Playing Online Video Games for More Than 3 Hours Per Week - MacRumors
China Sets Weekday Ban on Kids' Videogame Play. Should You Do That, Too? - WSJ
China Tightens Limits for Young Gamers and Bans School Night Play - The New York Times
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