(100 great changes) Chinese games attract global gamers with cultural feast

Mortal ties broken, with the adepti she went; Their abiding place filling paternal bonds rent.

This opera song from the Chinese-made action role-playing game Genshin Impact has garnered over seven million views on YouTube, stirring the fervor of online gamers globally.

Other games have also become globally popular. The Swords of Legends Online based on Chinese martial arts fiction became an instant hit on the online video game platform Steam.

The Battle Royale game PUBG (PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds) MOBILE gained 600 million downloads and 50 million active players in its first week.

A report shows in 2021, the sales revenue of China's self-developed games in the overseas market totaled over 18 billion U.S. dollars.

In recent years, online games and many other Chinese cultural and creative products have entered international markets, attracting global consumers with elements of unique Chinese culture.

Games are integrating cultures. Chinese games are becoming more globalized and engaging, bringing together gamers from all over the world, and providing a platform for cultural exchange.

Staff

Producers: Yu Lan Hu Fang

Producer: Wu Qingcai

Executive Producer: Zeng Nai

General Directors: Chen Xingang Wang kai

Chief Editors: Cao Hangyu Ma Xueling

General Coordinators：Zhao Anyuan Ren Shuai Zhu Na

Translator: Li Aike

Screenwriters: Xu Yuanzai Wang Bolin

English Reviewers: Mo Honge Qi Yiling Jiang Lu

Voice Actors: Li Aike Chen Zhongrui

Publicity Directors: Wang Shanshan Fang Min Zhou Jing