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Jiashan aims to become new frontier in intl e-sports

chinadaily.com.cn| Updated : Apr 22, 2024

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The PUBG Champions League. [Photo/jiaxingren.com]

From April 20 to May 11, 24 top-tier teams and over 120 professional players will compete for glory and a 3-million-yuan ($414,175) prize at the PUBG Champions League (PCL) 2024 Spring Season, including two teams from Jiaxing, Zhejiang province.

Throughout the competition, livestreams will be available daily at 6:00 pm on platforms like Douyu, Huya, Bilibili, TikTok, and Weibo.

Jiaxing's two teams - Team ZCG and Team JSG – were both formed and trained at the Dayun Tourist Resort in Dayun town, Jiashan.

Jiashan's esports ambitions are backed by bases such as the China Sports Television and World Esports Headquarters bases in Dayun town. These bases aim to establish Jiashan as a national e-sports hub, complete with sports media, event centers, and training facilities.

Zhu Liangliang, deputy director of the management committee of Dayun Tourism Resort, emphasized that Dayun Tourism Resort is continuously shaping itself into an international e-sports center, providing top-notch support and facilities for the industry's growth.

In the future, the resort will further nurture and support e-sports-related matters, making e-sports a new hallmark of Dayun, added Zhu.

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