After China's official posts have limited the excessive use and high consumption of the game, many Hong Kong stocks have plummeted.In this regard, Hu Xijin, the former editor -in -chief of the Global Times, said that the official should evaluate whether to take measures to alleviate the impact on the stock market.
Hu Xi's high -profile announcement of A shares in June this year posted on Friday and posted on Weibo that he believed that the draft of the Chinese official online game management measures was goodwill and wanted to solve some practical problems, but objectively led to objectively leading to it, but objectively caused it to lead to objectively.The panic of the entire gaming industry, "The stock market has just been heated back and was poured cold water."
Hu Xijin believes that the pros and cons of the document and whether to take measures to take measures to be used to slowly release the impact, which is worth further evaluation of the relevant departments.
He also said that as an old party member and an old journalist, he hoped to have room for asking this problem.In particular, I hope that relevant departments can make more explanations and appease the industry involved.
The National Press and Publication Commission of China publicly solicited opinions on the online game management measures (draft solicitation draft), and proposed that online games must not set up daily login, first recharge, continuous recharge and other inductive rewards. All online gamesThe user's recharge limit must be set; the draft also strictly controls minors to use the online game period and duration; for games that are easily obsessed and are not suitable for minors to use content, they should be prohibited from logging in minors.
On the day of the release of the draft, multiple game stocks in Hong Kong stocks plummeted.Among them, the decline in the Chinese online game giant NetEase once approached 30%, setting a record of the decline in the largest market. Tencent once fell more than 15%, and Bilibili fell more than 10%.In addition, there are 10 game stocks such as Sanqi Mutual Entertainment, Baotong Technology, and Giant Network.
