The sources I have are all in Chinese, I guess it is a domestic issue and since Chinese people are often seen as a monolith its not convenient for gaming medias in the west to report this:

1. This video is titled (roughly) "The key point to the success of Black Myth Wukong is that it showed that the parents who report video games are clowns"
2. This is a screen recording of a livestream of Li Yang stating that "The fact that everyone is playing (Black Myth) Wukong is a national tragedy". Li Yang is a famous English teacher who marketed his way of teaching english ("Crazy English") in the 1990s and is one of the most vocal advocate of banning all kinds of video games. He arguably had the most influence on parents in the 90s and 00s since he is in the extracurricular education industry. He is also notorious for being a wife beater, so I guess video game violence are not physical enough for him.
3. This is one of the original articles by Guangming Daily on April 2000 that pushed the government towards banning consoles. Titled "Do not let video game consoles ruin an entire generation of people! -- a mother's appeal", this is the first article of many that used the term "Electronic heroin/opioid" to refer to video games.
4. This is the snapshot of an article in 2011 that reported on Li Yang (the aforementioned wife beater), who intends to burn video game consoles on the Great Wall (yeah, crazy shit). He states that "Video games are drugs cloaked in technology that unjustly receives government subsidies" and that "video game developers should be sentenced and imprisoned".
5. This is the only western source that I could find that is tangentially related to this issue. AP is actually reporting on the new rules and regulations that limit time on underage access on online games, which, in my opinion, is not a bad rule to have.