What does the game mean?

(1)[ entertain yourself; Play]: play;

Such as: game wine and food. -Su Song Shi, "Teaching to Fight and Defend"

Playtime in the nursery.

(2) Entertainment and games;

(3)[ entertainment; Games]: recreational activities, such as tennis games and football games;

(4) Electronic games.

Games can be divided into intelligence games and active games. The former, such as playing chess, building blocks, mahjong and playing cards. The latter activities, such as chasing, relay and using devices such as balls, sticks and ropes, are mostly group activities with plots, rules and competition. At present, the "game" in everyday language refers to electronic games on various platforms. Electronic games include stand-alone games and online games.

Games are born with animals. In the animal world, the game is a skill activity in which all kinds of animals get familiar with the living environment, get to know each other, practice competitive skills, and then obtain "natural selection".

Games are played with humans. In human society, games not only retain the characteristics of animal instinctive activities, but more importantly, human beings, as higher animals, have created a variety of game activities for their own development needs.

Games are not born for entertainment, but a serious spontaneous activity of human beings, aiming at survival skills training and intellectual training.

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On June 20 18, the World Health Organization issued a new version of the International Classification of Diseases, which classified game disorders as addictive diseases, which means that game addiction will be a mental illness. Related symptoms include indulging in stand-alone or online games; Neglect other hobbies and daily activities because of excessive games; Knowing that it will have negative consequences, but still indulging in games. According to WHO, the diagnosis of related symptoms usually takes at least 65,438+02 months. If the symptoms are serious, the observation period can be shortened.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Games