Entertainment
Mediacorp’s Emerald Hill to Stream ‘The Little Nyonya’ on Tencent Video
Mediacorp’s highly anticipated production, Emerald Hill – The Little Nyonya Story, is set to premiere on the Chinese streaming platform Tencent Video by the end of 2025. This move positions Tencent Video as the exclusive digital home for both the original 2008 series, The Little Nyonya, and its acclaimed spin-off.
The original series, which captured the hearts of audiences with its rich storytelling and vibrant portrayal of Peranakan culture, quickly became a cultural phenomenon in Singapore and beyond. By bringing both the original and the spin-off to Tencent Video, Mediacorp aims to reach a wider audience, tapping into the platform’s vast user base in China and other regions.
Strengthening Cross-Border Entertainment
The collaboration between Mediacorp and Tencent Video highlights a growing trend of cross-border partnerships in the entertainment industry. As streaming services expand globally, content providers are increasingly looking to leverage international platforms to distribute their offerings. This partnership not only enhances Mediacorp’s reach but also enriches the content available to Tencent’s viewers.
According to Mediacorp’s Chief Executive Officer, Tham Loke Kheng, the decision to premiere on Tencent Video demonstrates the company’s commitment to sharing Singaporean stories with a global audience. “We believe that The Little Nyonya resonates with viewers across cultures, and partnering with Tencent Video allows us to showcase our rich heritage and storytelling prowess,” Tham stated.
By making this content available on a leading Chinese platform, Mediacorp anticipates boosting interest in Singaporean culture. The original series and its spin-off delve into the intricate lives of the Peranakan community, drawing on themes of family, tradition, and identity that are universally relatable.
What This Means for Viewers
For fans of The Little Nyonya, this development means easier access to both the beloved original series and the new content produced by Mediacorp. The spin-off promises to build on the legacy of the original, offering new narratives and character developments that fans will surely appreciate.
The decision to stream these shows on Tencent Video comes at a time when regional content is gaining popularity among international audiences. As consumers increasingly seek diverse programming, platforms like Tencent are poised to capitalize on this trend by offering localized content that appeals to wider demographics.
As the premiere date approaches, viewers can expect promotional content and trailers to be released, generating buzz and anticipation. With 2025 just around the corner, Mediacorp and Tencent Video are set to make a significant impact in the world of streaming entertainment.
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