Hangzhou aims to build a demonstration area for the "new three cultural products" to go global in 2026.

Chinese game companies expand overseas, driven by both technology and culture, leading to growth in overseas revenue.

The overseas expansion of Chinese-language content has witnessed a growth of over 114%, with various types of works being well-received globally.

Zhejiang promotes the overseas expansion of the "new three cultural products", serves the national strategy, and innovates the communication mode.

Hangzhou has introduced measures to support economic and trade cooperation among BRICS countries and promote two-way investment and trade facilitation.

Zhejiang has introduced 20 measures to support the game industry to go global.

Twelve enterprises and six projects in Hangzhou have been shortlisted as key national cultural export projects, with online games, online dramas, and online literature showing outstanding performance.

The State Council has issued economic policies for the high-quality development of culture, covering support measures in finance, taxation, finance, and technology.

Mei Jingzhong: Zhejiang's "New Three Cultural Exports" Need to Combine Content, Channels, and Technology for Overseas Success.

Chinese micro-dramas go global, spreading Eastern aesthetics.