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What happens when a Chinese video game leaves the screen and enters Carnegie Hall? In July, Black Myth: Wukong brought its global concert tour to New York, marking the first time original music from a Chinese-developed game was performed on the hall's formal stage.More than a concert, it became a shared experience for Chinese and American audiences — showing how music can cross language and cultural barriers. CGTN reporter Shen Li explores how a game soundtrack is opening a new channel for cultural exchange.
What happens when a Chinese video game leaves the screen and enters Carnegie Hall? In July, Black Myth: Wukong brought its global concert tour to New York, marking the first time original music from a Chinese-developed game was performed on the hall's formal stage.More than a concert, it became a shared experience for Chinese and American audiences — showing how music can cross language and cultural barriers. CGTN reporter Shen Li explores how a game soundtrack is opening a new channel for cultural exchange.