The exhibition area of Zhejiang is seen at the 10th China International Copyright Expo. [Photo/Tide News]

The 10th China International Copyright Expo opened in Qingdao on Oct 16, featuring a 360-square-meter Zhejiang pavilion in a teal color scheme.

The pavilion includes four themed sections — an introductory hall, folk arts, film and animation, and a zone dedicated to online literature, web dramas, and games.

A total of 39 key institutions and enterprises from across Zhejiang took part, exhibiting the province's progress in copyright protection and the creative transformation of traditional Chinese culture.

In the online literature–web drama–gaming section, the domestic AAA title Black Myth: Wukong, developed by Hangzhou-based Game Science, emerged as a major attraction, drawing long lines of visitors eager to try the game.

Launched in 2008, the China International Copyright Expo is the country's only comprehensive, international, national-level copyright exhibition. This year's event runs through Oct 18.