Almost all countries get the same version of Fortnite, except China. Fortnite China is starkly different from others due to the country's strict policies and rules that prevent the usage of specific items in the game.So, Epic tweaked the game up a bit to abide by regional rules. In short, Fortnite China might have some unique skins that are not found in other versions or vice-versa. Here are the five differences between Fortnite China and the global version that most players don't know about.Fortnite China vs Global: Five differences between the two1) Penguin back blingAs the name suggests, this back bling is exclusive to Fortnite China and isn't available globally. The Penguin back bling can be obtained on Tencent's WeGame platform for Wegame medals.WeGame medals are earned when players invite friends or other players to Fortnite China. Once your friend finishes 10 hours of playtime, you will receive WeGame medals. This makes it impossible for global players to get Penguin back bling.LaserBolt@GFLaserBoltHow to CLAIM #fortnite PENGUIN and INSIGNIA BACK BLING and Download WEGAMEyoutube.com/watch?v=oefFfR…01:14 AM · Jul 25, 201851How to CLAIM #fortnite PENGUIN and INSIGNIA BACK BLING and Download WEGAMEyoutube.com/watch?v=oefFfR… https://t.co/o5Qh5siX8a2) Skeleton imagery is not allowedChina has some stringent rules when it comes to what can be included in games. And skeletons and skulls are entirely banned in any game. Hence, Epic is unable to use any imagery or skin that revolves around bones or skeletons. There have been instances where the developers have had to remove certain skins from Fortnite China. This is why the Fortnitemares event is absent from Fortnite China.3) Insignia back blingAnother back bling you won't find in the global version is the Insignia back bling. This is one of the rarest back blings in Fortnite China, and rightfully so. This back bling is only available to users in mainland China. This means the Insignia back bling is out of bounds for people living in other parts of China.Fortnite News & Leaks@FortniteBRFeedHere's a look at China EXCLUSIVE 'Insignia' Back Bling. #Fortnite (via/@sud4nym)05:18 AM · Jul 23, 201822Here's a look at China EXCLUSIVE 'Insignia' Back Bling. #Fortnite (via/@sud4nym) https://t.co/i372u30Won4) Fortnite China has no microtransactionsYes, you read that right. The Chinese version does not have any microtransactions. Epic gives out the Season's Battle Pass for free, while players can get V-Bucks by completing certain quests in the game.iFireMonkey@iFireMonkeyI couldn't wait so now I have the battle pass for Fortnite China lol08:38 AM · Jan 25, 202068625I couldn't wait so now I have the battle pass for Fortnite China lol https://t.co/WcVGmdau7S5) Chinese New YearGMatrixGames@GMatrixGamesDue to the Lunar/Chinese New Year being right around the corner, Fortnite China is using the 3 "Special" item shop sections (Shown on calendar, but unused) to have oriental-based cosmetics in the shop!The Special tabs on shop reset might not be used for us.7:36 PM · Feb 7, 202184841Due to the Lunar/Chinese New Year being right around the corner, Fortnite China is using the 3 "Special" item shop sections (Shown on calendar, but unused) to have oriental-based cosmetics in the shop!The Special tabs on shop reset might not be used for us. https://t.co/Ufd3nVRLAxThere's an exclusive event in the Chinese version of the game called the Lunar New Year event. The event brings fresh new skins and other cosmetics for free and is the time of the year. Some reports even suggest that there are even real-life gifts up for grabs. Players can only hope that Epic brings something of this sort to the global version..