Recently, Genshin overseas players held a Genshin pop-up event in Paris, France, how much do French players love Genshin? This can be seen from the attire of the Coserers who participated in the pop-up event. Although Paris in France suffered its "hottest October" this year, the average temperature is 16.3 degrees Celsius. On the day of the event, judging from the clothing of passers-by, it was still relatively cold. And under such circumstances, Coser is still busy from morning to night with the thin costume of the Genshin character, which is difficult not to say a word of true love.
And the hard work of this group of players naturally attracted the attention of passers-by. As they performed a pop-up dance, thousands of passers-by gathered around them to take photos. Especially the long-legged Nilu standing in the C position this time, her dance moves attracted countless passers-by. As she danced, the flash of the shot illuminated the night.
Of course, in addition to Nilu, other cos and players are also doing very well. In this pop-up event, the official preparation is also very complete, and the large screen of the float is readily available. And at the event, the French also actively participated, and many passers-by were caught, wearing slime hoods and dancing with the Coser. This lively atmosphere makes many Chinese players feel envious.
At the event site, there are also floats and large screens to come to the town. Genshin concerts and animated short films continued to be broadcast on the large screen, and many passers-by who had never played the game were also attracted by the music animation and cosers' performances and stopped to watch. What's more interesting is that Nilu and Gongzi's coser are still a couple in reality, and the two came to dance together and fed everyone a wave of dog food!
In fact, as Genshin continues to be popular around the world, this kind of pop-up event has appeared several times in France. In a previous pop-up event, a French female singer also sang "Goddess Splitting View" on the street with the less skilled "Fapu". Listening to the singer's singing, some netizens couldn't help but ask a curious question, when this French singer practiced Chinese, did he use the same "empty ear" mode as we used to learn English?
These foreigners learn Chinese for a domestic game and learn the dance of game characters, which also shows the popularity of "Genshin". So, I don't know what do you think of the popularity of "Genshin" in France?