Recently, the official WeChat account of China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism published an article praising 'Genshin Impact' for its innovative digital practices and its role in integrating culture and tourism. The piece highlighted the widespread acclaim for 'The Divine Damsel of Devastation', framing it as a successful example of spreading Eastern aesthetics and a genuine achievement in 'cultural export'.
The news triggered a lively discussion in the NGA community. Many players joked that with this 'official endorsement' (guojia beishu), the 'haters'—specifically those who baselessly claimed the developer was a 'Japanese company' (an insult implying the game lacked Chinese cultural identity)—have finally been proven wrong. Meanwhile, other users pointed out that the influence of the game is undeniable.
The comment section also debated specific cultural elements mentioned by the Ministry, such as the tea ceremony. Some users were confused about where this featured in-game, while others noted it likely refers to iconic locations like the 'Three Bowls Drink' tea stall in Liyue or character-specific lore related to Zhongli. Despite the positive news, some netizens remained cynical, noting that critics will likely continue to complain regardless of government stance, and that 'Genshin Impact' must simply continue to grow stronger to cement its position.
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