As Chinese online literature gains a growing international audience, more overseas readers are discovering the appeal of its complex storytelling and imaginative worlds. Among them is Charles-Emmanuel Dewees, a French reader and co-founder of Chireads, a platform dedicated to showcasing Chinese web novels to audiences worldwide.
In this episode of PAGE X, Dewees shares his thoughts on the acclaimed fantasy novel "Lord of Mysteries." Blending elements of mystery, philosophy and faith, the series has captured readers' hearts with its rich universe and deep reflections on human nature. One line that deeply resonates with Dewees reads, "Light is the meaning of everything." For him, this is a message that connects to the spiritual world.
From online communities to real-world conversations, the growing interest of international audiences in Chinese online literature is becoming a cultural phenomenon that crosses language, geography and genre.
Executive Producer: Zhang Jingwen
Producer: Yang Sha
Director: Chen Hongyu
Cameramen: Ban Jinting, Li Yufei
Cover Photo: Qu Bo
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