The 21st China International Cartoon and Animation Festival (CICAF) is drawing large crowds in Hangzhou City, showcasing the diversity and vitality of China’s ACG (Animation, Comics, and Games) culture. One of the highlights this year is Black Myth: Wukong, a breakout game captivating players worldwide with its stunning visuals, compelling storytelling, and deep roots in Chinese mythology.
Cosplayers dressed as Sun Wukong and Yang Jian (Erlang Shen) have become major attractions, embodying the cultural resonance of these legendary figures across generations and media. The excitement surrounding Black Myth: Wukong at CICAF reflects the growing global interest in Chinese mythology and its modern interpretations.
Attendees are thrilled to see their favorite characters come to life. “It’s amazing to see Sun Wukong portrayed so vividly,” said Li Wei, a young festival-goer. “This game brings our cultural heroes to the world stage.”
The festival not only celebrates traditional stories but also highlights how they’re being reimagined through contemporary media, bridging the gap between the past and present. With events like CICAF, China’s ACG culture continues to flourish, inspiring creativity and connecting fans worldwide.
