hanzichang
Newcomer
Hi everyone! 
I’ve been playing Stardew Valley for a while now, and recently I started playing it while living in China. Most days I play around 1–2 hours, mainly focusing on farming, fishing, and just enjoying the calm pace of the game. I’m currently in Year 2, and Stardew Valley has become one of my favorite ways to relax after work.
Since I’m living in China, I wanted my in-game experience to feel a bit more natural, so I decided to use a Chinese name in Stardew Valley instead of my English one. I created the name on https://chinesenamehub.com/, read through the meanings and pronunciation, and then directly used that name in the game. It’s a small detail, but it actually made the game feel more immersive, especially when talking to villagers and seeing the name appear in events and dialogues.
I’m just curious if anyone else here is also playing Stardew Valley in China, or if you’ve ever tried using a different language or cultural style for your in-game name. If you’re playing casually, experimenting with farm layouts, or just enjoying the peaceful vibe of the game, feel free to reply
I’ve been playing Stardew Valley for a while now, and recently I started playing it while living in China. Most days I play around 1–2 hours, mainly focusing on farming, fishing, and just enjoying the calm pace of the game. I’m currently in Year 2, and Stardew Valley has become one of my favorite ways to relax after work.
Since I’m living in China, I wanted my in-game experience to feel a bit more natural, so I decided to use a Chinese name in Stardew Valley instead of my English one. I created the name on https://chinesenamehub.com/, read through the meanings and pronunciation, and then directly used that name in the game. It’s a small detail, but it actually made the game feel more immersive, especially when talking to villagers and seeing the name appear in events and dialogues.
I’m just curious if anyone else here is also playing Stardew Valley in China, or if you’ve ever tried using a different language or cultural style for your in-game name. If you’re playing casually, experimenting with farm layouts, or just enjoying the peaceful vibe of the game, feel free to reply