Livestreaming Culture and Tourism: Letting Chinese Culture Conquer the World

After transmigrating, Chen Jun discovers that he's become China's youngest director of culture and tourism.

He also binds himself to the Chinese Culture System.

With enough popularity points, he can exchange them for all kinds of traditional Chinese skills.

Traditional music and martial arts are no problem.

Neither are embroidery and jade carving, which he can perform with effortless elegance.

One performance of the lost guqin piece Guangling San

sends traditional Chinese music onto the world stage, turning Guangling into an international tourist destination overnight.

The Musikverein in Vienna sends him an invitation.

Just as foreigners mistake hanfu for kimono

and think the tea ceremony originated in Japan,

Chen Jun bursts onto the scene.

"Who says China has no luxury goods?"

Chen Jun personally demonstrates Suzhou embroidery. His masterpiece, Dragon and Phoenix Bringing Prosperity, leaves the world's top fashion designers in awe.

The grandeur of the ruins of China's prosperous Tang dynasty: how does Japan's beauty of transience compare?

Foreigners are stunned: "It's so beautiful! I want to move to China!"

Coochie: "Oh my God, Chinese luxury goods have reached heights our company could never hope to attain."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.