Source: Jiaohuidian News Client
Jiaohuidian News On December 27, the second Yangzhou and Taiwan e-sports competition was held in Jiangdu District, Yangzhou. Due to the epidemic, this year's competition was held in a new form of "online + offline", with stadiums set up at the Jiangdu District Stadium in Yangzhou and Zhengxiu University of Science and Technology, Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Yangzhou and Taiwan each sent 8 King of Glory teams to participate in the competition. The youth from both places crossed the strait and achieved the same stage in the online world.
In recent years, Jiangdu has innovated the policy toolbox, launched a combination of support for development, and issued the "20 Policies to Promote the Development of the Digital Economy in Jiangdu District", and successively established a digital industry fund of 1 billion yuan, a government investment guidance fund of 2 billion yuan and a key project industrial fund, committed to creating a full-chain service closed loop for the development of the digital economy, the growth of the digital cultural industry, and the cultivation of e-sports business formats.
With the help of location advantages such as being adjacent to the "global e-sports capital" Shanghai and located in the East China region with extremely rich e-sports resources, Jiangdu has taken the lead in building the e-sports industry, actively connected with leading resources such as Blizzard, NetEase, and Tencent, recruited competitions, successfully held a number of brand events, and created the "Longchuan E-sports" independent brand IP event. At the same time, using the competition as a media, it has successfully attracted many powerful e-sports companies such as Qinglan Animation, Fuxing (Hainan) E-sports, Jidian Network Technology, Huaai Film and Television Media, and Zhongjing Yunji Culture to settle in Jiangdu, and initially formed a regional leading e-sports industry development sector.
"E-sports games provide a carrier for connecting virtual and reality and building a cross-strait cultural communication platform." Ji Jin, director of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau of Jiangdu District, Yangzhou City, said that with the advancement of Internet electronic information technology, Chinese traditional culture is becoming a new way for young people on both sides of the Taiwan Strait to communicate with each other through emerging carriers such as audio and video, animation, and the second dimension. It is hoped that through this competition, the youth on both sides of the Taiwan Strait will increase exchanges, enhance their feelings, and further strengthen various fields, all-round and in-depth cooperation in e-sports activities, e-sports training, game design and cultural creativity in the two places. After a day of fierce competition, three teams from Yangzhou Higher Vocational and Technical School, Yangzhou University and Taipei City University of Science and Technology won the first, second and third place respectively. Jiaohuidian reporter Wang Ying Intern Wang Anqi
