第五届海峡两岸暨港澳电竞联赛总决赛在深圳南山圆满落幕[1]。本届赛事以《王者荣耀》为竞技项目，汇聚了来自海峡两岸暨港澳四大赛区的7支顶尖战队及50余名选手[1]。经过6月启动以来的线上海选和分区突破等层层选拔[1]，深圳LG战队最终摘得冠军，香港FE战队获得亚军，台湾DCG战队和澳门MEG战队分别排名第三、四位[1]。赛事现场吸引超3000名观众到场助威[1]。
本届赛事由深圳市人民政府台湾事务办公室指导，深圳市南山区人民政府主办[1]。参赛的台港澳选手中，约半数是首次来到深圳[1]。台湾选手文介表示："不管来自哪里，大家心里都装着同一个电竞梦，站上这个舞台，就会全力以赴、享受比赛"[1]。赛事融入醒狮报瑞、鱼灯巡游与无人机表演等岭南非遗元素，用普通话、粤语、闽南话、客家话四种方言演绎《吉量》[1]，通过竞技比拼、文化表演和科技体验，成为两岸港澳青年交流融合的重要桥梁[1]。
The fifth edition of the Cross-Strait and Hong Kong-Macau Esports League concluded successfully in Shenzhen's Nanshan District, featuring the popular mobile game Honor of Kings as its competitive title.[1] The tournament attracted seven top teams and over 50 players representing the four competition regions across the Taiwan Strait, Hong Kong, and Macau.[1] Shenzhen's LG team claimed the championship, with Hong Kong's FE team finishing second, followed by Taiwan's DCG team in third place and Macau's MEG team in fourth.[1] The event drew more than 3,000 spectators to the venue.[1]
Launched in June, the competition progressed through multiple selection rounds including online preliminaries and regional qualifying stages.[1] The tournament served as a significant bridge for youth exchange and cultural integration across the region, combining esports competition with cultural performances and technology experiences.[1] Notably, approximately half of the participating players from Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau were visiting Shenzhen for the first time.[1] Taiwanese player Wen Jie remarked: "Regardless of where we come from, we all carry the same esports dream in our hearts, and standing on this stage, we give our all and enjoy the competition."[1]
The event was guided by the Shenzhen Municipal Government Taiwan Affairs Office and hosted by the Nanshan District People's Government.[1] The organizers incorporated Lingnan intangible cultural heritage elements including lion dance performances, fish lantern parades, and drone displays.[1] A musical performance of Ji Liang was presented in four regional dialects—Mandarin, Cantonese, Minnan, and Hakka.[1]
