The "Online Game Minors Parent Supervision Project" is a project jointly initiated and implemented by domestic online game companies and guided by the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China. It is a social public welfare action aimed at strengthening parental supervision of minors' participation in online games, guiding minors to participate in online games in a healthy and green way, and harmonizing family relationships. It provides a practical method, a channel for parents to implement monitoring, making it possible for parents to correct the behavior of some of their minor children who are addicted to games. This social public welfare action fully reflects the high sense of social responsibility of the Chinese online game industry, its concern for the legitimate rights and interests of minor players, and its desire to create a harmonious society through practical actions.


With the popularity of the Internet among young people, it has become a common phenomenon for minors to access online games. In order to protect the healthy participation of minors in games, parents should also strengthen supervision and guidance under the premise that the government further strengthens industry management. To this end, we provide the following suggestions for minors to participate in online games:

1. Actively control the game time. Games are just a diversion from study and life. You should actively participate in various offline activities and let your parents understand your behavior and experience in online games.

2. Do not participate in game settings that may take up a lot of time. Do not play large-scale role-playing games or games with PK settings. School students should play games for no more than 2 hours a week and spend no more than 10 yuan on games per month.

3. Do not use games as spiritual sustenance. Especially when you encounter pressure and frustration in real life, you should communicate more with family and friends, and do not rely solely on games to relieve stress.

4. Develop a positive and healthy gaming mentality. Overcome the psychology of comparison, showing off, hatred and revenge, and avoid forming bad online behavior habits such as bullying the weak and robbing others.

5. Pay attention to protecting personal information. Including personal family and friend identity information, home, school, unit address, phone number, etc., to prevent network traps and cybercrime.


The parental supervision system fully considers the actual needs of parents. When parents find that their children are too addicted to games, they can provide legal guardian qualification certificates, game name and account, and parents' wishes for the intensity of restrictions. Several restrictive measures can be taken on the accounts of children who are addicted to games to solve the problem of minors being addicted to online games, such as limiting the time period and length of children's games every day, limiting games to weekends, or completely prohibiting them.


1. The applicant must be the legal guardian of the minor under guardianship;

2. The applicant’s guardian must be under 18 years old;

3. The applicant must be a mainland citizen, excluding people from Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.


1. Guardian information form (including a copy of the guardian's ID);

2. Guardian information form (including information about the games played by the guardian and a copy of the ID);

3. Fill out the application form, guarantee letter, and authorization letter for parental guardianship of minors in online games and sign them manually (need to download, fill in, print, and sign);

4. Documents proving the guardianship relationship between the applicant and the guardian (household registration book or certification documents issued by relevant authorities).

According to the guardian's wishes, the guardian's account will be suspended until the guardian reaches the age of 18 and applies.