Hey there, gamers! 🎮 Have you heard about the game that’s got everyone talking? It’s called Black Myth: Wukong, and it sold an incredible 10 million copies just three days after its release on August 20! 😱
But that’s not all! It’s also the first Chinese game ever to be nominated for Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2024! 🏆 How cool is that?
In this exciting game, you go on an epic journey inspired by the Chinese classic novel Journey to the West. You play as the “Destined One,” meeting all sorts of monsters on your quest to find the legendary Sun Wukong. But there’s one character who has really captured everyone’s hearts: Guangzhi, the wolf monster! 🐺
Guangzhi is a total fan-favorite because he helps players in tough boss battles with his amazing transformation spell and super strong attacks. Players are even saying, “Guangzhi, save me!” as a fun meme! 😂
But guess what? In the original Journey to the West story, Guangzhi was actually a villain who tried to harm both Sun Wukong and his master, Tang Sanzang! 😮
How did Guangzhi go from bad guy to hero? If you’re curious, join Professor Wang Hongzhi from Shanghai Normal University in the latest episode of SPARK! He explores this fascinating transformation and compares the game character with the original story’s Guangzhi. 💡
SPARK is an awesome educational series that mixes Science, Philosophy, Art, Research, and Knowledge into fun and engaging videos. It turns complex ideas into easy-to-understand learning experiences, so curious minds like yours can explore, learn, and grow together! 🌟
Are you ready to discover more about Guangzhi’s amazing journey? Dive in and join the adventure! 🚀
Reference(s):
SPARK: Understanding Guangzhi's transformation from foe to friend
cgtn.com
