67.2% of the students surveyed said they played online games.

Xinhua Tianjin, February 27 (Xinhua Zhou Runjian) The latest release of 2009 of China's Internet use of minors Survey report showed that 67.2% of the students surveyed said they play online games, indicating that online games in high school students are widely spread. As for the average time spent playing online games for middle school students, the survey showed that 49.5% of middle school students playing online games averaged more than 1 hours each time playing online games, and 34.9% were surveyed for about half an hour or so below.　　Among them, each play online game in 1 hours of the highest proportion, to 24.7%. The survey also shows that in all kinds of online games, the most popular among the students surveyed are casual games, the proportion of 32.1%. The second is shootout class, the proportion is 25.7%.　　Once again, the role play class, with a ratio of 16.4%.　　"2009 Chinese minors Internet use status survey" is the Chinese Youth Social Service Center joint Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China Youth Political College and other units and relevant experts to carry out the study on the Internet use of Chinese students and school violence related issues. The survey was carried out from April 2009 to September, mainly for minors and their parents between the ages of 11 and 18, and in 27 cities and counties in Tianjin, Inner Mongolia, Jiangsu, 9 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. Finish)