The launch of Genshin Impact version 5.4 has added new colors to Inazuma, a land rich in Japanese cultural charm. The newly launched Yumezuki Mizuki, as a magic weapon messenger of the wind element, her design and character background are undoubtedly a profound interpretation of the cultural connotation of Inazuma in the game.

Yumezuki Mizuki not only has powerful combat capabilities, but her skills and elemental bursts also reflect the natural philosophy of the wind element. Her “dream drifting” state – floating in the air and causing range damage to surrounding enemies – is just like the artistic conception of “wind sending residual fragrance” in the writings of ancient literati. Wind, as an invisible and penetrating element in nature, is both gentle and can pass through all things, just like the spread of culture, and like the long river of history, flowing endlessly.

Her characteristics of increasing the team’s spread damage further demonstrate the philosophical wisdom of the mutual generation and mutual restraint between elements. The combination of water and wind echoes the profound significance of the concept of “feng shui” in East Asian culture. The elemental linkage formed by Yumezuki Mizuki and Sigwen (water archer), who also debuted in version 5.4, is a combination of natural laws and humanistic spirit. Just as ancient gardens emphasize “borrowing scenery” and “changing scenery with every step”, the interweaving of elements in the game also allows players to experience the harmonious unity of strategy and art.

The customs and customs of Inazuma are integrated with her image. The game designers use delicate brushstrokes to depict the unique Japanese atmosphere of Inazuma, combining traditional Japanese aesthetics with modernity. The special snacks created by Yumezuki Mizuki’s skills are both a healing and a ritual of life, which reflects the Inazuma people’s awe and cherishment of nature and life.

At the same time, Funina and Leosli in the second half of the card pool represent water and ice elements respectively, like a spring in the cold winter, the combination of ice and snow and water flow, echoing the philosophical proposition of seasonal alternation and natural cycle. The two weapons, Brilliance of Still Water and Gold Flow Supervisor, represent the tranquility of nature and the toughness of metal, symbolizing the harmony of yin and yang in Inazuma culture.

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Looking at the card pool and character design of version 5.4, Yume Tsuki Mizuki is not only a game character, but also a cultural symbol. The wind element she carries and the cultural heritage behind it remind us that in a complex era, we still need to respect and think about nature, history and culture.

This is not only an expansion of the game world of Genshin Impact, but also a dialogue between culture and history. Through the medium of games, players can transcend the boundaries of time and space and experience the customs and cultural charm of the mysterious land of Inazuma.