Guide minors towards the Internet

China's young Pioneers ' career development Center, China Academy of Social Sciences Youth Center, China's Social Sciences Society Social Sciences Literature Press, published in Beijing, China's first young people's Blue Book, "Chinese Minors Internet use Report (2009~2010)." The Blue Book pointed out that minors have become the main group of Internet use, the need to objectively recognize these minors for the use of the Internet, strengthen the correct guidance, to the right path.

According to the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), as of the end of 2009, the size of China's internet users reached 384 million people, of which 10~19岁 netizens accounted for 31.8%. The Blue Book According to this data calculates, Chinese 10~19岁 netizen Scale surpasses 122 million people. If you add Internet users under the age of 10, by the end of last year, there were more than 126 million minors in China.

Of particular concern is that most of the surveyed parents do not know much about their children's access to the Internet. Among them, the children on the Internet chat list of friends to choose not to know the parents accounted for 41% of the child's online ID choose not to know for 60.2%, for children like to play on the internet what kind of game is not known as 30.7%.

In addition, for the "Right to guide the children of the biggest problem of Internet access", the parents answer "not very understand the knowledge of the Internet" proportion of the highest, accounted for 32.8%; for "Whether your child is talking to you about the Internet," the number of people who choose "never" or "occasionally" reaches 55.2%. Therefore, parents ' understanding of the Internet can not meet the needs of children, has become the key to parents to guide children to the Internet.

The Blue Book also pointed out that, although the network community is numerous, but the minors exclusive community, most of the small number of visits, little impact. No one of the 20 most influential network communities in China is the main target of minors, in which case, the network community can not fully play the role of guiding, educating and serving the young.

It is reported that this blue Book is under the guidance of League, National Shao, Information Office of the State Council, Ministry of Education and other units, based on a series of surveys on the use of Internet in China in the 2009, the Young Pioneers Career Development Center of China jointly prepared by relevant experts from the youth and the Internet.