Classification system could allow kids to glory in games

THE SHARE PRICES of most smartphone electronic game companies dropped markedly in China's A-share market on Tuesday, after growing criticism from the public about a popular electronic game. Beijing News comments:

Last month, a 13-year-old middle school student died after he threw himself out of a window at his home in Hangzhou, East China's Zhejiang province, because his father wanted him to quit his addiction to Tencent's game King of Glory.

There have been many reports of middle and primary school students stealing money so they can make in-game purchases. Some have dropped out of school to play the game. It is not a business problem, but a social problem.