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11:29Now PlayingLike the Chinese helicopter parent it is, the Chinese Communist Party is cracking down on video games. Chinese kids are now only allowed to play online games for 3 hours a week. China's new ban on video games comes amid a larger push to rid China of foreign influence, and one of the ways China's youth interact with the outside world is through online video games. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for how Chinese youth could get around the ban, why the CCP says it's doing it, and who, besides Chinese gamers, might be affected by increased regulation of the gaming industry.
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