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

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.

China Literature registers revenue growth but net profit decline in the first half of the year, and its AI+IP layout targets new growth tracks.

Migu partners with ChineseAll to launch the overseas Migu Short Drama Zone, contributing to the global outreach of Chinese culture.

AI empowers the global dissemination of culture, and the translation industry transforms into human-machine collaboration.

Guangxi hosts a micro-short drama competition, soliciting works from China and ASEAN to promote industrial cooperation.

In 2025, the scale of Chinese online literature IP reached 367.6 billion yuan, and youthful creation led the industry to go global.

The rise of Chinese games: Dreamscape Interactive shines at Tokyo Game Show.

Yuewen's Global Expansion: Rapid Growth in Latin America, Half of Writers Are Post-2000s, and Accelerated Overseas IP Development.