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1
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competitive gaming
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China
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Highly popular with professional leagues and big prize money
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1
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2
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competitive gaming
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China
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Often a mainstream form of entertainment with widespread media coverage
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1
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3
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competitive gaming
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China
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Can lead to lucrative professional careers and celebrity status for top players
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1
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4
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competitive gaming
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China
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Considered a mental sport that requires strategy, skill, and quick reflexes
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1
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5
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game immersion
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China
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Elevated by connections to mythology, folklore, and a sense of cultural identity
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1
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6
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game terminology
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China
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Gold farmer (player who repeatedly gathers in-game currency) talked about in gaming communities
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1
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7
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gameplay mechanics
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China
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Interest in incorporating luck-based mechanics in traditional and modern board games
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1
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8
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play-based learning
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China
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Considered less prioritized compared to academic studies
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1
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9
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post-game behavior
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China
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Players may thank the fans by bowing or waving after a game as a sign of appreciation.
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1
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10
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professional gaming career
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China
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Highly respected and lucrative career with dedicated training facilities and fanbase
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1
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11
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role-playing games
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China
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Embraced as a serious competitive activity, often played in organized tournaments
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1
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12
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skill-based gaming
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China
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Seen as a way to test and demonstrate skill, popular in social gatherings and as a means of socializing
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1
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