LLG team members celebrate during a win during a match at the World Electronics Sports Games global finals in Haikou, Hainan in March 2018. Photo: Handout

Women are no longer a novelty in China’s e-sports scene but challenges remain for pro gamers

Competitive electronic sports, or e-sports in short, have grown rapidly in popularity as digitally savvy millennials and Generation Z spend more time playing online games

Topic | E-sports

Zen Soo

Published: 7:00am, 3 Apr, 2018

Updated: 4:40pm, 3 Jul, 2018

LLG team members celebrate during a win during a match at the World Electronics Sports Games global finals in Haikou, Hainan in March 2018. Photo: Handout

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Zen Soo

Zen Soo joined the Post in 2015. She covers China technology, in particular e-commerce, online to offline and mobile payments. She also writes about Southeast Asian tech companies.