Let me explain to overseas fans some of the controversies caused by the recent tweets of FENGJI, the CEO of Game Science. He didn't show explicit accusations and criticisms. Instead, what he conveyed was more about reluctance and a sense of loss. As the first triple-A game in China, he surely has great ambitions. Judging by the previous standards, the quality of "Black Myth: Wukong" this year makes it a strong contender for the Game of the Year. If you've read all of his tweets, especially the sixth and seventh ones, what he intended to express was more about his sincere passion and reverence for the game industry. He said, "The greatest value of a good game is to make the distribution of happiness in this world fairer." "There are many people in the world who don't have the opportunity to play triple-A games, and many who are suffering hardships and injustices. The more it is like this, the more we should create better games and content that enables more people to feel the truth, goodness and beauty."