Video games emerge as global ambassadors of China's cultural appeal


Chinese online games, such as the globally celebrated "Genshin Impact," are expanding this influence, particularly among younger audiences. - Xinhua

BEIJING: Inspired by the 16th-century Chinese classic "Journey to the West," the video game "Black Myth: Wukong" has topped the wishlist chart on Steam, a global digital distribution platform for video games.

This is yet another testament to China's expanding cultural footprint beyond traditional boundaries, with video games becoming new ambassadors of its rich heritage.

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