WCG (World Cyber ??Games) generally refers to the World Cyber ??Games

World Cyber ??Games (WCG), founded in 2000 and ended in 2013, is A global e-sports event (or "Computer Gaming Culture Festival") known as the "E-sports Olympics", hosted by South Korea's International Electronics Marketing Corporation and sponsored by Samsung and Microsoft (since 2006) .

The competition has always been based on the slogan "beyond the game" and aims to promote the global development of e-sports. It aims to promote people's communication, interaction and exchange in the Internet age, and promote the harmony and happiness of human life. On February 5, 2014, current WCG CEO Li Xiuyin announced via an official email that the WCG Organizing Committee would no longer hold any events, including the WCG World Finals.

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The development history of WCG in China:

As an emerging sports project, e-sports has developed rapidly in China in recent years. It has begun to become a new demand for people's cultural and sports life in the information age, a new driving force leading the development of the information industry, showing great vitality and broad and bright development prospects.

Chinese e-sports athletes have repeatedly achieved great results in international competitions. Liu Xinting, Yang Shuchao, and Lei Chen won three e-sports gold medals in China at the 2nd Asian Indoor Games. Warcraft athlete Li Xiaofeng won the 2005 Asian Indoor Games. , won the championship in two WCG World Finals in 2006. During the 2008 Olympic bid, Li Xiaofeng and other e-sports players also participated in the Beijing Olympics torch relay.

China *** has held three WCG finals, namely the 2009 Chengdu Finals, China and the 2012 and 2013 Kunshan Finals, China. These three games have greatly promoted the popularity and promotion of e-sports in China, which has also promoted the healthy and rapid development of world e-sports.

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