THE POWER OF PIXELS.

"THE POWER OF PIXELS" from Beijing Review discusses China's cultural surge in digital content, focusing on the success of the video game Black Myth: Wukong. The game draws inspiration from Chinese mythology and showcases traditional Chinese aesthetics, serving as a cultural bridge for global players...

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Published in:Beijing Review Vol. 67; no. 43; pp. 12 - 16
Main Author: Ya, Lu
Format: Article
Published: Beijing Review 10/24/2024
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