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Chinese regulators should strengthen the vetting of online games and have “+zero tolerance” toward those that distort history, state broadcaster China National Radio said in a commentary on its Web site on Saturday. The radio station said that games that distort history could misguide young people and cited one example of a game in which Song Dynasty general Yue Fei (岳飛) was depicted as a capitulator. “The gaming industry should increase self-discipline, and respect for national history should be the bottom line for the industry’s employees,” the station said. The remarks — the latest in a series of critical articles...
