“Dead” Chinese Girl Was Actually Playing Games And Living In Cafes For The Past 10 Years

Can you play the same game for a decade?

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What would you do if you had an argument with your family?

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Chances are you'll probably make up with your family after a few hours, right?

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Blood runs thicker than water afterall.

But not for 24-year-old Xiao Yun. The Chinese national went missing for 10 years after a heated argument with her mother. She was presumed dead.

According to Qianjiang Evening News, she was found in an Internet cafe in Zhejiang province and taken to the police station for using a fake ID

She told the police that she had been living from cafés to cafés and relied on hand-outs from café staff and customers. She was also addicted to an online game titled CrossFire.

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The police were able to discover the original missing person's report and proceeded to call her parents who promised not to scold her anymore

The mother and daughter embraces each other.

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In China, surfing the net is more important than looking after your newborn baby…

Internet gaming binge is no joke, guys!

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