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- The house looked cramped and cluttered
- Vandalism on the railings
- Ice cream sticks as toys
- Theatrical plays that they filmed
- How she was greeting the members in the community
- 2 cats in the apartment

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The close proximity of the families fosters a sense of togetherness and warmth.

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Group 2 (Danny, Greg, Ziyi, Muru, Jingyu)

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Group 2 (Danny, Greg, Ziyi, Muru, Jingyu)

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-Crowded, compact small 1 room flat, vandalisms along the corridor and railings, crowded playground.
-The flats are clustered closely together, units are just opposite other units
-Usage of fans instead of air conditioner
-Dim lighting

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The vandalism on the railings depicted encouraging quotes and cheerful images to keep them motivated.

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The rehabiliation centre is managed as though it is a military camp as there are military drills conducted and strict regimentation as well as grills pn their windows etc.
Many of them are young people who are considered internet addicts
some of them seems to be able to adapt to their new surroundings while others may feel that they are being tortured or treated unfairly
They tend to bide their time with the aforementioned regiments or choose to kill time with card games with their bunkmates.
Most of them (parents included) are in tears.

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China's Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred Jun Ming, Zhi Rong) 

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China's Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred Jun Ming, Zhi Rong) 

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Sight -  looks like a prison, cramped rooms, dark room

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Your neighbours are a breath away and the playground is the only open area. The rooms are packed like sardines.

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When I was growing up, I actually thought everybody lived in the same flats as I do. But it never really sparked a debate for me whether I should be ashamed of where I live. I think if I ever have the chance to move out, I would actually not, because it's where I would feel safe.

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China's Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred. Jun Ming, Zhi Rong) 

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China's Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred. Jun Ming, Zhi Rong) 

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Rehabilitation camp with military training for people with Internet addiction

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I think if I ever have the chance to move out, I would actually not because it’s where I would feel safe.

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"Since my son started playing online games, he changed to another person..."
shows the core motivation behind her sending her son to the internet rehabilitation centre

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China Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred, Jun Ming, Zhi Rong) 

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China Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred, Jun Ming, Zhi Rong) 

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The reason why these people turn to Internet is because they are lonely

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This shows that as a child, her naivety caused her to never think and compare her situations with others. As such, allowing her to live a contented childhood. This allows her to be very happy in her situation, instead of feeling down. In contrast to the place being portrayed as unsafe and negative, the people in the community said that they felt safe and at home.

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Contrast - The children in the playground seemed happy and active despite their circumstances.

Anomalies - Zakia would seek help from neighbors and family member's rather than the police

Contrast- Vandalism was meaningful words of encouragement and expressions of emotions

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China Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred, Jun Ming, Zhi Rong)  

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China Web junkies (Shawn, Wilfred, Jun Ming, Zhi Rong)  

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Most of the people there were admitted unwillingly (by their parents)
Some addicts were crying, some took it as a joke

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For those in the same or similar situation as her, they can be encouraged to build their own community. For those with prejudices, they would realise that it could always be a situation filled with hope.

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With mourning, dull-faced teens in bunks of four, the concentration-camp-esque rigidity permeates into the tangibly intimidating exterior and interior.

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It’s not accurate to judge someone based on their socioeconomic status. Everyone has their own set of hurdles. Coziness is not determined by furniture alone. One can find happiness in the community around them rather than material possessions.

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China Web junkie (Shawn, Wilfred, Jun Ming, Zhi Rong)  

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China Web junkie (Shawn, Wilfred, Jun Ming, Zhi Rong)  

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In China, Internet addiction is treated as a very serious problem that would cause the addicts to end up in concentration camp which have military rules and electrotheraphy.

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repetitions:
-> age of the people (mainly teenagers 12-16 yrs old)

anomalies:
-> although many of them were put into the camp against their own will, there were some that seemed to be able to adapt to their situation and did not seem upset as the rest
-> theyre saying the children has fallen into internet addiction, normally the children are the only ones tat need to be treated but the parents are also encourage to attend the treatment class

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-> treatment camp is operated as if its a military camp as it included military drills and strict regimentation, as well as their accommodation (bunks)

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In an act of doing what is supposedly best for their child, it also begs the question whether the parents are fit to make the decision to place their children in such harsh conditions or even, if there is a deeper motivation behind their child's actions.