This kind of game must be banned! What exactly is this "school death game" that can suffocate people in 3 seconds?

Recently, parents of students in Yiyang, Hunan reported that a " death game " was popular on campus. The game was called "Dream Back to the Tang Dynasty" or "Death in Three Seconds". After playing the game, the child quickly fainted and screamed, with cold sweat all over his face. He still felt headache and dizziness until the next day . The parent said, "My son's life was really saved this time." Another netizen said that his nephew's classmate was hospitalized for shock after playing the game.

On November 4, a staff member of the Yiyang Municipal Education Bureau told Nandu reporters that after learning about the relevant situation, the bureau has taken measures and has asked all schools in the city to conduct inspections. "So far, we have not received any reports of similar situations from other schools. In addition, we have made follow-up arrangements to strengthen life education work." The parent involved said that the child is now fine .

According to the experiencer's description, the game roughly includes squatting against the wall, taking a deep breath, holding your breath, and then having someone else press your chest. The core point is to make the experiencer quickly reach a state of suffocation and hypoxia.

Some players have posted online what they saw and felt after playing the game. Some said it was like "seeing childhood scenes", some said it was like "witnessing a dreamscape", and some even felt it was a "memories of past lives".

The "death game" was popular in schools before. It is also called the "heartbeat game" or the "breath-holding suffocation game". It originated among teenagers in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong and Taiwan. It was introduced to my country in the late 1990s and spread in a few primary and secondary schools and university campuses in inland and coastal cities. Afterwards, although the game has experienced several ups and downs, it has always been difficult to completely ban it.

In 2007, the Ministry of Education made a clear statement that "death games" can easily harm the physical and mental health of young people, and the Ministry of Education resolutely stopped the spread of such games among students. At the same time, it required primary and secondary schools to further strengthen management to ensure the healthy growth of young students.

Today, this dangerous game has reappeared in schools, which is related to the nature of teenagers to pursue novel experiences. However, this "experience" will not only scare children at the time, but may also leave sequelae and affect their intellectual development.

According to doctors, the "death game" compresses the heart and inhibits breathing, resulting in a decrease in the amount of blood returning to the heart, and a corresponding decrease in the amount of blood and oxygen in the brain. In severe cases, it can lead to loss of consciousness and cessation of organ function, directly endangering life.

⚠️Remind schools and parents⚠️

In this game

Pressing the chest is the key

If you see this kind of behavior between children

Be vigilant

Don't treat it as a normal fight.

Death is not a game, and suffocation is not fun. Holding your breath and lack of oxygen can lead to shock, which can cause permanent damage to the brain and may even lead to death from suffocation.

Source: China Youth Daily, Great Wall New Media, Beijing Evening News, Southern Metropolis Daily