With the rapid development of Internet technology, the electronic game industry has gradually become an important driving force for economic growth. Among them, the "box-drawing culture" has become an emerging phenomenon that is highly sought after by players. However, behind this mechanism are a series of psychological principles and moral issues that need to be paid attention to and valued.

"Box-drawing culture" is a mechanism for obtaining random rewards by purchasing virtual or physical boxes, similar to gambling. This open and probabilistic game mechanism has attracted a large number of players and brought fun and surprises. However, the reward mechanism is often underestimated, causing many players to unconsciously spend a lot of money and energy to buy boxes in order to pursue the next reward. This situation may cause players to fall into the trap of "sunk cost" and waste a lot of property. At the same time, the box-drawing culture also involves moral and ethical issues such as minors participating in gambling-like experiences.
In order to ensure the sustainable development of the "box culture", game companies need to take corresponding regulatory measures to protect the rights and interests of consumers. First, game companies should strictly control the access and participation of minors in online games to protect the healthy growth of minors. At the same time, game companies should also assume more social responsibilities, make the game itself a positive education for minors, and eliminate bad practices. Secondly, game companies should strengthen self-regulation and constantly explore how to maintain the integrity and fairness of the market while maintaining market competitiveness. Only in this way can we ensure that the game industry can develop healthily and sustainably in the future.