Piano Red Mansion Slaves game information

A Japanese adult online game called "Slave of the Red Mansion" is currently appearing on some domestic websites -

Internet spoof, entangled with the classic "A Dream of Red Mansions"

< p> With the launch of the TV series "A Dream of Red Mansions" talent show, Internet spoofs have turned to the "classic masterpiece" this time. In a Japanese adult online game called "Slaves of the Red Mansion", the sentimental Lin Daiyu actually became " The illegitimate daughter of a prostitute and a foreigner."

This game is not difficult to find. After searching online, there are 20 game websites providing links. Some websites go to great lengths to fuel the prank. For a long time, public opinion has only focused on the interest relationship between the "prankster" and the "prankster", while turning a blind eye to the websites that spread the prank content.

The State Administration of Radio, Film and Television is formulating "iron rules" to regulate online videos and will investigate and supervise video websites that are allowed to flow freely. The story of "Slaves at the Red Mansion" is that a group of beautiful girls with miserable life experiences were sold into the Red Mansion and became sex slaves.

Among the many heroines, I was surprised to see a beautiful girl named Lin Daiyu. In the game, she has been transformed into an anime character, but her character still retains the sentimentality and frailty of Lin Daiyu in "A Dream of Red Mansions".

The rich girl Lin Daiyu in "A Dream of Red Mansions" was "trapped" in a game and her identity was distorted into a prostitute. Her mother committed adultery with a foreigner and was abandoned by the foreigner after she became pregnant. Since she could not have an abortion, she had to She gave birth. Later, her mother died of alcoholism and disease, and Lin Daiyu was trafficked to the Red Mansion Pavilion to "show laughter".

After turning on the computer, the words "2006TAKAYASHIKI" appeared on the page of "Red Mansion Game". The reporter learned that TAKAYASHIKI is a well-known game developer in Japan. Subsequently, the reporter logged into the company's website and found that the game was prominently featured as the main product, with the Japanese name "ピアノ～红楼馆の嬢达～".

As can be seen from the game poster on the website, in a magnificent luxury living room, several girls have resentful eyes and scantily clad clothes. The girl in the front of the picture is wearing a long iron chain on her left wrist. It renders a strong sense of perverted eroticism.

The web page states: The game launch date is August 11, 2006; "Minors under 18 years old are prohibited from purchasing." Although this game is not officially sold in China, it has already been circulated online. When the reporter entered "Slave of the Red Mansion" into Baidu, not only did the words "Slave of the Red Mansion Game Download" appear, but some websites also posted 6 screenshots of the game. In addition to the poster, there were also 5 pictures of sexy anime girls. Entering the keyword "TAKAYASHIKI", 447 pages were retrieved. After filtering out some news pages, there were actually 20 domestic websites that provided introductions and online download links for the "Slave of the Red Chamber" game.

The reporter saw on a BBS called "Doujin Planet" that in the game resource exclusive area, the moderator posted a post providing the download address of "Slaves of the Red Mansion", but if you want to download, Members in the forum have to spend "30 gold" to buy posts. By the time the reporter logged in, many netizens had bought the post. On some other forums, some netizens also posted and joked: "It's fun, I bought it."

In "Baidu Bar", dozens of netizens asked where to buy "Slaves of the Red Mansion" in China. game. A netizen named "AFA" answered in the post bar that the game is currently not sold in China and can only be downloaded directly from foreign websites through a proxy server.

The person in charge of a game website said that most of the game is downloaded from foreign game websites by netizens using download software, and then uploaded to domestic game websites for domestic players to download and try. There are also some game enthusiasts who buy them through online channels, and then use technical means to share them online with netizens.

The manager of a game store played this game a month ago and downloaded it from an online link provided by a friend. He said that after learning about this game, he wanted to buy it and play it to see if it was fun, but when he inquired about it, he found out that it was only sold in Japan and not officially sold in China. Everyone downloaded it from the Internet to play.

On a "Dream of Red Mansions" website where fans of Dream of Red Mansions gather, a netizen named Xiaoxi asked about this game in the "Art of Red Mansions" discussion area. The title was "The first game download website has a Dream of Red Mansions game download." The netizen said excitedly : "Comrades, today I saw a Dream of Red Mansions game on the No. 1 Game Download Network, but it was marked as an 'adult game.' I have just started surfing the Internet and I don't know what it is. I would like to ask experts to come and take a look. If it does not violate the spirit of Red Mansions. , I want to be the next one."

The first reply clearly told him: "Don't play it! I heard it is a pornographic game!" Some people denounced "A Dream of Red Mansions" and other literary masterpieces. They will all be destroyed.”

Many gamers do not like this game, and many players even posted messages calling on Chinese netizens to jointly boycott the game. A reporter's investigation found that more than 90% of netizens believed that the game was insulting to Chinese classics and expressed strong resistance. Someone said, "You said it's okay to use Lin Daiyu's name. Why do you want to use Red Mansion as the name of such a pornographic game? This is clearly tarnishing China's literary treasures. As a 'Red Fan', I will never forgive it!" Why are there so many websites that enjoy pranks? Even when you see a spoof, your eyes light up and you can’t wait to put these “works” on your website? Peng Bo, deputy director of the Internet Bureau of the Central Foreign Affairs Office, once revealed to the media that some websites, for their own benefit, not only provide a platform for spoof works, but also help them hype, expand their influence, and add fuel to the flames. Pranks are prevalent, and to a large extent, websites are to blame.

In the "eyeball economy", although click-through rates are inseparable from the trend of commercial interests, lax supervision of websites is also an important reason. The reporter learned from a professional that in order to promote the informatization process in our country, the relevant departments lowered the threshold for launching websites. However, the corresponding network "police force" has not been put in place, leaving network supervision in a state of powerlessness. At the same time, the law stipulates that commercial websites need to be registered and non-profit websites need to be filed. However, in reality, there are a large number of illegal websites that have not been registered and filed. There is no name, no surname, and no evidence to check, making it difficult for the management department to obtain evidence when investigating.

It is reported that the relevant departments of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television have focused on the unbridled videos on the Internet and are formulating "iron rules" to regulate Internet videos and strictly investigate and deal with unscrupulous websites. Industry insiders believe that the introduction of this regulation will have a greater impact on managing the current chaotic situation of Internet videos.

Focus link violators may be held criminally responsible

In July 2004, the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television promulgated the "Measures for the Administration of Audiovisual Programs Disseminated on the Internet and Other Information Networks", which clearly prohibits the dissemination of "audiovisual programs through the Internet" Audio-visual programs that insult or slander others, infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of others, "endanger social morality or excellent national culture", etc. Violators will be subject to fines, security penalties and even criminal liability.

Focus Quick Comment: From spoof to vulgarity

From "a steamed bun" to "a slave in the Red Mansion", spoofs are becoming more and more vulgar.

Creativity requires constructive wisdom, and people sincerely admire the rich imagination and creativity of creatives. All it takes to make a prank is a destructive thought. But wise people are always limited. When creativity turns into a spoof, beautiful flowers may not bloom. Pranks bring vulgarity and make people sick and disgusted.

Sadly, website operators are still immersed in the pleasure of spreading pranks. As long as they wear the hat of "evil", they will close their eyes and post on their own websites, acting as a conduit to spread the stench. This move goes against the grain of self-discipline on the Internet.

The Internet is a powerful tool for communication. I hope that those who use it will carefully consider the weight of a "click" of the mouse.

Focus on industry self-discipline as the most important

Li Naiqin, executive deputy secretary-general of the Shanghai Internet Association, said that industry self-discipline is particularly important in the current stage of Internet development. He said that the management of the Internet is a comprehensive management system, including four aspects. The first is government supervision, including the improvement of policies, laws and regulations; the second is industry self-discipline, forming a set of integrity systems; the third is social supervision, establishing reporting, complaint and Acceptance channels; fourth, technical support and provision of management means. However, the Internet is too new, too big, and covers too many areas, and mature management will take time. Therefore, self-discipline is doubly important for the development of the entire industry.

“Those websites that engage in malicious hype and vicious competition are detrimental to the development of the industry, destroying others and themselves.” Li Naiqin said that the association will actively advocate the establishment of a harmonious Internet and promote website self-discipline.

The key statement is that the nature of prank is difficult to define

Lian Yanjie, a lawyer from Xinhua Law Firm, said that the nature of prank behavior is difficult to define and the word itself is not a legal term. If we want to look at the liability of the perpetrator from a legal perspective, we can only discuss two points: whether it constitutes an infringement, including copyright, portrait rights, reputation rights, privacy rights, etc.; whether it is illegal.

Responsibility for websites should be divided into personal websites and public websites. On public websites, such posts cannot be banned, and it is difficult to delete them in real time, so the website has no responsibility for "posting them". However, once there is a report that a certain post may affect public order and good morals, or involve infringement, as a website with regulatory obligations, it should immediately use its technical capabilities and authority to deal with it. If a post is indeed infringing or illegal but is not deleted in time, the website will bear certain legal responsibilities.

The identity of the publisher and regulator of a personal website may be consistent. In this case, local radio and television management departments may punish website applicants in accordance with the law. Japanese pornographic game uses the word "Red Mansions" to hype players, saying the media is being exploited (picture)

Japanese games use the word "Red Mansions" to allegedly have pornographic content that has nothing to do with "Dream of Red Mansions"

Japanese games accused of adapting "Dream of Red Mansions" In fact, it has something to do with pornography and has nothing to do with "Dream of Red Mansions".

The Japanese game "Piano Red Mansion Slave" (Japanese: ピアノ～红楼馆の李嬢达～), which was angrily criticized by Chinese netizens as "insulting China's most beautiful classic", was criticized in Chinese media It is translated as "Slaves of Red Mansions", but its content and characters have nothing to do with "Dream of Red Mansions". It is just a pornographic game that borrows the word "Red Mansions".

Starting from September, Chinese media began to report on this stand-alone game released by a Japanese game company in August with titles such as "The Twelve Beauties of Red Mansions and Jinling Become Sex Slaves in a Japanese Game". Soon, in There has been an upsurge on the Internet against Japan's "spoof" of "Dream of Red Mansions", with netizens demanding that the Japanese company stop selling the game and apologize.

What is different from this is that in game forums in Hong Kong, Taiwan and other places, some players made fun of the media's "ignorance", saying that this is a game that is completely incompatible with "Dream of Red Mansions".

The Japanese manufacturer that produced this game even used the headlines of mainland media reports as advertising slogans to repackage the game and it was sold well.

Did the Japanese spoof "Dream of Red Mansions", or did they spoof the Chinese media and netizens?

Hot words such as "Red Mansion" and "Sex Slave" ignited the anger of netizens

The earliest domestic media reports that reporters could find about "Piano Red Mansion Slaves" began at the end of September, " Chongqing Commercial Daily published an article titled "The Red Mansion raised a sex slave, and Dai Yu became an illegitimate child", which was subsequently reprinted by major newspapers and websites. On People's Daily Online, the title has changed to "Desecration of Chinese Culture "Red Mansions" Jinling Twelve Hairpins and Japanese Game Sex Slaves".

Netizens have left messages after the news on major websites, saying that the Twelve Hairpins in Jinling in "A Dream of Red Mansions" are a symbol of beauty and purity, and they will never tolerate being spoofed as sex slaves, and they launched it in popular forums such as Tianya Forum. Signatures call for a boycott of this game and for Japanese game producers to apologize to the Chinese people.

Is the "Red Mansion" really a brothel? What is the relationship between this "Red Mansion" and "Dream of Red Mansions"?

The "Twelve Beauties of Jinling" really became "sex slaves"? Is it really as stated in the news report that it tells the story of "a group of beautiful girls with miserable life experiences who were sold into the Red Mansion and became sex slaves"?

If what the media said is accurate, why do some players raise questions after playing the game, saying that the game content has nothing to do with "Dream of Red Mansions" and making fun of the media's "ignorance"?

How did the Japanese game "Piano Slave" adapt the Chinese classic "A Dream of Red Mansions"? Is "Dream of Red Mansions" really ruined by this stand-alone game?

With these questions, the reporter also found this game from the Internet.

There are no twelve hairpins in the game. This "Daiyu" is not the other "Daiyu"

The social background in which the game takes place is completely fictitious

In a single-player game With the help of the forum moderator "Swordsman" (screen name), the reporter obtained this topical game software that is currently "popular" on the Internet. The entire game is less than 900 MB, which is very small even for a stand-alone game.

After starting the game, the player will play the role of a young man named "Takumi Takashi". He came to a place called "Piano Red Mansion". In order to help his second uncle who was disabled in a car accident, he became the new owner of "Piano Red Mansion".

Of course, the player can choose not to inherit, but then the game will be over directly.

Takumi Takagi, the player, plays the role of "trainer" in this game. Their job is to train the women of upper-class nobles to maintain the in-law relationship between families, which is called "strategic marriage" . Most girls from upper-class society will also hire tutors to "educate" themselves before getting married. In this way, the woman becomes the object to maintain the relationship between the two families. Of course, there are also some who sell themselves because of poverty (such as Lin Daiyu).

The story takes place in Hong Kong at an unknown time. The leather sofas, escalators, and heroines in suits and skirts in the game all show scenes of modern industrial society.

Daiyu is not the protagonist and there is no "Twelve Hairpins"

There are 5 "named" female characters in the game. In order of appearance, they are Miu, Hongyu and Daiyu. , Elizabeth, Pandan.

Next, the "craftsman" played by the player has to make many choices, including choosing the person and method of "training" (that is, having sexual relations).

As players make different choices in different links, the "roles" of each character will also be different. But Daiyu is not the protagonist, but just a little maid wearing a white apron and short blue hair.

On the official mail-order website of the game company "Takashima Shiki", you can see this introduction to the characters in the game:

"The timid girl, Daiyu; the clear and calm Miss, Xianglan; the arrogant and competitive Elizabeth; Hongyu who serves as Yumei’s secretary.”

The “Twelve Beauties of Jinling” highlighted in the title in media reports does not appear at all in the game.

Obviously, except for the two Chinese characters "Daiyu" and "Red Mansion", the other content has nothing to do with "A Dream of Red Mansions" and "The Twelve Hairpins of Jinling", and these two words are in the game It's so inconspicuous that it can easily be ignored by players.

Japanese businessmen use "Chinese netizen criticism" as free advertising

The game flows into China through abnormal channels

The "Takumi" played by the player interacts with the game in the game The five beauties often have "passionate scenes". There is no doubt that this is a pornographic game. In the mouths of many players, this game is called "HGAME".

In China, where pornography is illegal, how did this type of game come into the attention of Chinese players?

"Red Mansion", like many other games, has not been released in China. Instead, Chinese players obtained it through abnormal channels and spread it domestically.

"Swordsman" sent the reporter two URL links via email, one is the official Japanese website of "Piano Red Mansion Slave", and the other is "GETCHU", one of Japan's largest software sales networks. ".

"GETCHU banned IP access from mainland China not long ago. I will provide another proxy website, or you can use other proxy IPs to find some good stuff. 'Red Mansion' and other games are all from "I found it from above," the "Swordsman" said. And even the proxy website provided by "Swordsman" could not be opened the next day.

As for the reasons for banning mainland Chinese IPs, "Swordsman" did not answer. However, a website maintenance staff told reporters that this is a protective measure designed by foreign websites that provide download services to prevent malicious hot links. But currently, through proxy servers located in other countries, you can also achieve the purpose of accessing websites and even downloading games. "But this approach is undoubtedly taking advantage of technical and legal loopholes." The staff member said.

Most domestic download links are currently blocked

When the reporter inquired about the "Red Mansion" game, he found that almost all domestic computer game forums have a "game release area" or "game release area" ***Enjoyment Zone", which provides a large number of stand-alone games for download from Japan and other countries and regions. The downloading methods are generally BT downloading, FTP downloading, MOFILE (network hard drive) extraction, etc.

The vast majority of netizens provide free downloads. In these communities, if players want to get any game, whether it is a current hit or an old antique, they just need to send a request for help, and they will usually get satisfactory results.

However, a few days before the reporter went to press, the forum where "Swordsman" was located suddenly could not be opened, and it has not been restored yet. Another gamer told reporters that it is now difficult to download this game. “Many links are blocked.”

“If a website publishes obscene and violent games, it may be investigated and punished.

But if it is just shared among netizens, the inspection team will not be able to say anything. "Liu Yusu, head of the game evaluation department of the China Software Evaluation Center, told reporters that there are too many websites that illegally provide games. At present, we can only rely on the public's reporting information to investigate and deal with them. "Usually we just block the IP here and open it again over there. A new one. Overwhelmed. "Liu Yusu and her colleagues most of the time cooperate with the Ministry of Culture. During the "centralized rectification", they buy genuine games on the market, analyze whether there are any violations, and then submit the materials to the Ministry of Culture. "About this game, the type First of all, there was a big joke in the judgment. It is a stand-alone game, but all media describe it as an 'online game.'" "Swordsman" said.

The reporter saw in some game forums that, like "Swordsman", many players first Just stare at the media’s mistake and make fun of it.

A player told reporters that stand-alone games and online games are two completely different concepts. Even if stand-alone games from Japan or other regions have not officially entered China, It’s easy to download online, but if it’s an online game, it’s impossible. “People who don’t know may think it’s nothing, but those of us who play games find it funny when we see it. "This player who claims to have been exposed to foreign stand-alone games when he was in secondary school said. During the hot discussion in the domestic media in September, many netizens asked the Japanese game company "Takashima Shiki" to apologize to the Chinese people and stop selling this game.

The reporter can still find information about this game on the online mail order system of the "Takashima Shiki" company, and the mail order price is 8,800 yen. >

In the process of searching for information, the reporter found that this game sold in Japan actually had such a seal on the outer packaging of the game, which read in simplified Chinese: "China Broadcasting News: Japanese games ruined my masterpiece Dream of Red Mansions" , Lin Daiyu becomes the heroine of a pornographic online game." Below is a Japanese paragraph, which translates as "causing a big commotion in China." In the eyes of Japanese businessmen, the fierce reaction of the Chinese people has been the best advertisement for this game, and , They don’t need to spend a penny.

The reporter contacted the Japanese “Takashima Shiki” company and was unable to contact its public relations staff, and there was still no reply after two weeks. Did "Fu" deliberately cause controversy among Chinese netizens, or did he pick up a treasure without warning? It is still unknown.

Senior players: I only wanted to download this game after seeing the media hype< /p>

On the Internet, "Swordsman" is the moderator of the "Stand-alone Games" section of a large game forum. In addition to managing forum posts, he is also responsible for finding the latest stand-alone games and posting them on the forum. Share it with players.

This Japanese game is one of the many mini-games he uploaded. The reporter saw that the posts of "Swordsman" have a high click-through rate and follow-up rate. Many netizens wrote in the following comments: "Is this the game that the media criticized as a spoof of Red Mansions? "I saw the news and wanted to come down and play. Thank you swordsman!" "

But not long after, as new games appeared in the forum, this post also disappeared.

The reporter saw that the "Online Game Community" forum " The "Game Download Area" in the "Stand-alone Game" version is almost all Japanese games, and they are all Japanese versions. This is because these games do not enter mainland China through formal channels, and naturally there are no game companies to localize them.

< p>Most of these games are so-called "HGAME". When players post game download links, they usually post some promotional posters for downloading from the Japanese official website of the game. Players often "add explanations." " said that the screenshots of the game were too "evil" and they were afraid that the moderator would delete the post.

The reporter contacted three players who had downloaded this game, all of them were male. Only one of them had played the game from beginning to end. , another player closed the game less than 10 minutes after starting the game, “The graphics and sound quality are terrible, it’s really bad! "He told reporters on QQ. He had almost no impression of the plot of the game. "I don't even know who Lin Daiyu is! Why do newspapers still write that she has a 'sentimental' personality? I can't tell. ”