Group 1 - The central government is launching a two-month special action called "Clear and Bright · 2025 Summer Minor Network Environment Rectification" to enhance online protection for minors and create a better online environment [1] - The action aims to implement the "Regulations on the Protection of Minors in Cyberspace" by addressing issues that harm minors' physical and mental health, including violent, pornographic, and self-harm content [1] - The initiative will focus on new trends, particularly the "Guzi" phenomenon, which involves online bullying and sexual harassment targeting minors under the guise of popular games and content [1] Group 2 - The "Guzi economy" has gained popularity, leading to concerns about minors becoming addicted to card games that feature excessively violent and bloody content [2] - The "Turtle Soup" card game, a low-threshold guessing game, has surged in popularity among young children, with many merchants promoting it as "heavily horror," "suspense," and "thrilling" [2] - There is a lack of age restrictions for purchasing these card games or participating in related activities, prompting calls from parents and netizens for age-based regulations to mitigate the impact on minors [2]