Core Points - The Moscow International Game Week will be held from November 28 to 30, gathering over 200 industry experts from more than 20 countries, including five leading figures from China [1] - The Chinese delegation is led by Li Jie, Deputy Director of the E-sports Working Committee of the China Internet Association, and includes notable experts from various companies [1] - The event will focus on collaboration between China and Russia in the gaming industry, discussing strategies for Russian developers to enter the Chinese market and technical solutions for cross-platform development [2] Group 1: Event Overview - The event will feature a series of commercial activities covering four main topics, including "Game Ecosystem," which will analyze infrastructure and institutional support mechanisms in different countries [4] - The "Industry Technology" segment will explore emerging technological solutions and business models reshaping the market, including a core session on the development stages of games [6] - A discussion led by VK Play will focus on the new directions in the gaming industry from globalization to localization, with insights from five Chinese industry leaders [6] Group 2: Discussion Topics - The "Player Determines Everything" direction will discuss consumer culture, community, and new forms of audience interaction, including mechanisms to maintain player interest over the years [6] - The "Industry Trends" segment will address global and local challenges in defining the future of game development, including how games can shape and promote a country's cultural image [8] - The event will also feature practical workshops, such as one on the technical solutions of the COCOS engine, aimed at helping developers optimize performance while maintaining creativity [6]