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Nine decades after the victory of the Long March, virtual reality (VR) technology is bringing to life the Red Army's crucial capture of the centuries-old Luding Bridge in southwest China's Sichuan Province, offering visitors the chance to immerse themselves in this key chapter in history.
A special VR experience center in Luding County allows visitors to don a headset, take up a weapon, and march with the Red Army to reach a digital recreation of the Luding Bridge, as they join the 22 brave soldiers who fought to capture the bridge during a 20-minute immersive experience.
The center itself features a well-designed walk-through, complete with a wooden bridge structure, offering sufficient space to mimic real-life scenes. This computer-generated world thrusts users right into the heart of the action.
Nine decades after the victory of the Long March, virtual reality (VR) technology is bringing to life the Red Army's crucial capture of the centuries-old Luding Bridge in southwest China's Sichuan Province, offering visitors the chance to immerse themselves in this key chapter in history.
A special VR experience center in Luding County allows visitors to don a headset, take up a weapon, and march with the Red Army to reach a digital recreation of the Luding Bridge, as they join the 22 brave soldiers who fought to capture the bridge during a 20-minute immersive experience.
The center itself features a well-designed walk-through, complete with a wooden bridge structure, offering sufficient space to mimic real-life scenes. This computer-generated world thrusts users right into the heart of the action.