Recently, the official Genshin Impact team announced a collaboration with Xiamen Metro Line 1, launching an eye-catching theme train. The interior and exterior of the carriages have been decked out in Teyvat-themed decorations, delighting many local players.
The community response has been enthusiastic. One player joked, 'Every time the doors open, the twins (the game's protagonists) are forced to separate! Stop the trading, stop the pain!' However, another retorted, 'Doesn't that mean they reunite every time the doors close?'
The discussion quickly turned to the distribution of offline events. Some lamented that the sheer size of China makes it difficult for companies to cover all regions equally, while others noted that miHoYo seems particularly fond of Xiamen. Meanwhile, more pragmatic fans pointed out that such offline advertisements are naturally concentrated in cities with stronger anime/gaming subcultures like Guangzhou and Shanghai.
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