A good friend is addicted to online games and a friend investigates a black Internet cafe.
For two little boys who have just entered junior high school, what is the reason that makes them take risks many times and conduct secret investigations into black Internet cafes?
Xiaokang said that as early as when they were in the fourth grade of elementary school At that time, black Internet cafes emerged in this area. After they entered junior high school this year, they slowly discovered that their mutual friend Lele (pseudonym) had "changed her mind" and let the game become a fascination for her.
"The three of us are all classmates in Huayuan Primary School, and we have the best relationship." Xiaokang said that he, Lele and Xiaolin grew up together and are also best friends in the class. When they were in elementary school, the three of them stayed together every day.
html The results of the 13 friends are also among the best in the whole grade. After entering junior high school, although the three of them separated, they still had a good relationship and often got together on weekends.
Xiaokang said that after one year of junior high school, he and Xiaolin gradually discovered that Lele had changed a lot. "It's different from us anyway. I always feel like we don't have as much to talk about as before."
Xiaokang said that when the three of them met, Lele would often talk about online games, and he would be very excited and talk non-stop.
"Two months ago, he invited us to an Internet cafe to play a game called " CrossFire." Xiaokang said that because the learning tasks in junior high school are far more arduous than the primary school curriculum, the monthly exams and mid-term exams make them unmotivated. play.
But whenever the three of them sit down to talk about study, Lele, who has poor grades, always deliberately avoids the topic.
Seeing that their friends' grades were declining day by day and they were not interested in going to school, Xiaokang and Xiaolin began to worry about their good friends. "We have no ill intentions, we just don't want him to become a bad student." Xiaokang told reporters that he and Xiaolin both knew that Lele's grades plummeted because of his addiction to online games.
As good friends, although they reminded Lele in subtle ways, it seemed to have no effect.
In order to maintain this rare friendship, the two friends did not choose to complain to Lele's parents, but anonymously called the Chongqing Evening News hotline, hoping to ban black Internet cafes and stop Lele from being addicted to games.
Mahjong Collection Black Internet Cafe
The proprietress is very vigilant
At 2 pm the day before yesterday, under the leadership of Xiaokang and Xiaolin, reporters pretended to be netizens and walked into a mahjong parlor in Jiaxingyuan, Huayuan Xincun Community. Walking up the wooden stairs in the room, after pushing open a wooden door, the reporter followed the two boys into the back room.
In this dimly lit room of less than 20 square meters, there are messy network cables on the floor, fans swinging on the walls, and the room is filled with smoke.
Several teenagers were sitting on a long bench, two of them still had cigarettes in their mouths, puffing away and staring at the computer.
There were a total of 6 computers in the room. There were several teenagers standing in front of each computer to watch, and they clapped and applauded when they were excited.
Images of violent games flashed on the computer monitor. The reporter asked the middle-aged female boss in the room if there was a seat. The female boss said: "The seats are full, wait a minute."
Perhaps the female boss saw that the reporter did not look like a minor, and she immediately became vigilant. She stood behind the reporter and did not sit down again.
The reporter began to observe the teenager playing games and took the opportunity to ask about the situation. But the female boss kept a close eye on reporters and refused to answer any questions.
Reporters also observed that there was a middle-aged man in red standing outside the door of the black Internet cafe. When the reporter came out of the Internet cafe and walked nearly a kilometer, the middle-aged man pretended to be on the phone and followed the reporter closely until the reporter drove away.
Through secret photography by a Chongqing Evening News photographer, the reporter discovered that there was a person outside many ground-floor facades near the family area of Jiaxing Yuan, standing under the half-covered roller shutter door . As soon as a child approached, the person holding the door looked around. Afterwards, the people were called in.
Yesterday morning, a reporter from the Chongqing Evening News came to the Jiaxingyuan residential area again and found that the illegal Internet cafe hidden in the mahjong parlor was still operating. He immediately reported it to the Huayuan Xincun Community police and Longxi Industrial and Commercial Office.
Within less than an hour after the law enforcement agencies arrived in the residential area, all the mahjong parlors and tuck shops in the community had closed their rolling shutters and were no longer open for business.
At noon yesterday, police from Longxi Police Station and law enforcement officers from Longxi Industrial and Commercial Office rushed to the mahjong parlor involved and knocked on the door, but no one answered.
"Many residents here have reported the problem of illegal Internet cafes, and it is very difficult for us to investigate and deal with them." Police officer Wang, who is in charge of the Huayuan Xincun community, said that the police station received reports as early as two years ago and has cooperated with the Industrial and Commercial Office to investigate and deal with illegal Internet cafes many times.
But because the owner of the black Internet cafe was extremely vigilant, he failed many times. "Now even if we wear casual clothes, they can recognize us." Since the illegal Internet cafe closed in time and could not catch the scene, the police handling the case were helpless.
Ms. Gong, a law enforcement officer at Longxi Industrial and Commercial Office, also said that hidden illegal Internet cafes in residential buildings in Jiaxingyuan Community are a persistent problem.
Since the year before last, they have investigated and punished illegal Internet cafes in this area no less than ten times and confiscated computers.
However, after investigation, some residents will still buy new computers and quietly resume business in residential buildings.
Staff from the Longxi Police Station and the Industrial and Commercial Station expressed that they hope that surrounding residents can actively provide clues and evidence and strive to completely ban the illegal Internet cafes hidden in the community as soon as possible.
Regulatory authorities and parents take a two-pronged approach
How to prevent children from being addicted to online games? Tan Gangqiang, director of Chongqing Xiehe Psychological Counseling Center, said that effectively cracking down on illegal Internet cafes requires a two-pronged approach by regulatory authorities and parents.
In addition to regulatory authorities strengthening law enforcement, parents’ education for their children should not be underestimated. The reason why many children are addicted to games is because they lack communication with their parents.
If your grades are not top-notch, it is easy to turn your attention to the Internet to relieve stress.
In addition, adolescent minors are very curious and fearful of loneliness. They can often become heroes and big brothers in online games, which provides an outlet for poor grades and discord with family members in life.
