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The Red Ribbon in Guizhou is China's first fully immersive digital experience dedicated to the Long March. Using AI, VR, holograms and moving sets, it turns the historic – fierce battles, the Zunyi Conference, the snowy mountains – into vivid, walk-through scenes. You don't just read about history; you walk beside soldiers, feel the cold and watch the story unfold around you.
The building itself is a tribute to the journey it tells. Its flowing, ribbon-like form is inspired by the Central Red Army's route, while the facade's vibrant red hues draw from Danxia landforms of the Chishui River.
The Red Ribbon in Guizhou is China's first fully immersive digital experience dedicated to the Long March. Using AI, VR, holograms and moving sets, it turns the historic – fierce battles, the Zunyi Conference, the snowy mountains – into vivid, walk-through scenes. You don't just read about history; you walk beside soldiers, feel the cold and watch the story unfold around you.
The building itself is a tribute to the journey it tells. Its flowing, ribbon-like form is inspired by the Central Red Army's route, while the facade's vibrant red hues draw from Danxia landforms of the Chishui River.