In September, Hangzhou hosts the AI Micro-short Drama Ecosystem Innovation Conference to empower the development of the industry.

The domestic game *Yihuan* has delivered a stellar performance in overseas markets, which reflects the upgrading of China's game going-global model.

The overseas expansion of Chinese online literature has formed a "trinity" layout, and is stepping into a new stage of global co-creation.

At the 2026 China International Fair for Trade in Services, the Guangxi AI micro-short drama delegation taps into the ASEAN blue ocean market.

As the global footprint of Chinese online literature keeps expanding, its ecosystem is evolving into an IP-driven one where opportunities and challenges coexist.

Zhejiang's "New Three" cultural highlights are leading the way, with AI, IP and ecological empowerment driving overseas expansion.

NetEase's "Where Winds Meet" won an award at Gamescom, has amassed over 100 million players, and multiple new titles are set to enter overseas markets.

2026 Young Critics Day focuses on the seminar on the "three new emerging cultural categories" going global.

At the 2026 Gamescom, Zhejiang will host the promotional event "Games Without Borders, Meet in Zhejiang".

The overseas expansion of domestically produced Chinese micro short dramas is shifting from "scale-driven global expansion" to "value-led global expansion".