Author: Pali
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Teach your child how to avoid "online traps." We have entered the internet age, but while the internet brings us convenience, it also begins to have negative effects. This is especially true for young internet users, who face greater temptations and dangers. However, there's no need to unplug the internet. This book will show you how to let your child browse the internet healthily and safely.
We have entered the internet age, with China's total number of internet users reaching 90 million, ranking second globally. Among these users, one-fifth are minors, and as the internet continues to develop, more and more children will join the online world. However, while the internet brings convenience, it also has negative effects, especially for young internet users who face greater temptations and dangers: online pornography and violence pollute their pure hearts, "cyber wolves" and online financial "black holes" constantly threaten them, and cults and other ideas use the internet to poison young users, leading them to become addicted to the internet, neglect their studies, and cause tragic consequences. These tragedies are constantly occurring, severely impacting the physical and mental health of young people.
However, there's no need to unplug the internet. This book will show you how to let your child browse the internet healthily and safely.
Beware! Internet Haolai
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