All-China Youth Network Civilization Convention

All-China Youth Network Civilization Convention

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The All-China Youth Network Civilization Convention (全国青少年网络文明公约) is a short statement promulgated by the authorities in the People's Republic of China, regulating the use of the Internet by Chinese youth.

Its contents are:
*Do be good at learning from the Internet (要善于网上学习).
*Do not browse malignant information (不浏览不良信息).
*Do be honest and friendly in communication (要诚实友好交流).
*Do not insult or defraud others (不侮辱欺诈他人).
*Do improve awareness of self-protection (要增强自护意识).
*Do not physically meet with friends met on the Internet casually (不随意约会网友).
*Do maintain the security of the Internet (要维护网络安全).
*Do not jeopardize the order of the network (不破坏网络秩序).
*Do benefit the health of the body and mind (要有益身心健康).
*Do not indulge in virtual reality (不沉溺虚拟时空).

External links

* [http://www.cyol.net/gb/zqb/2001-11/23/content_340821.htm Report from Zhongguo Qingnian Bao]


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