People are no longer satisfied with the domestic boom of China's culture industry. From movies, to stage performances even to Internet games, more and more cultural sectors are craving to leave their footprint on the world map.

From early last year, a trove of Internet game companies in China have announced they are officially entering the overseas markets including Europe, America, Japan, and South Korea.

One particular game named "Three Kingdoms" has been exported to Malaysia and Taiwan and hit the top spot on local charts of Internet game sales. When it was released in North America, the game was so popular that it raked in over 10 million U.S. dollars.

In addition to exploring markets, many game producers in China also plunged into tailor making new products in accordance with various preferences in different countries.

And it's not only Internet games riding the wave of international ambition. Chinese movies are also shown in more and more foreign countries, garnering a dedicated following worldwide.

vivi筆記：

culture industry：文化產(chǎn)業(yè)
Three Kingdoms：三國(guó)
top spot：榜首
rake in：大撈一把，大賺一筆
in accordance with：依據(jù)，按照

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