Immersive digital museum hails renowned expedition of Chinese soldiers

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An immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNAn immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNAn immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNAn immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNAn immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNAn immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNAn immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNAn immersive performance takes place at the "Red Ribbon," an immersive digital museum in Guiyang, Guizhou Province, which provides a
contemporary interpretation of China's legendary 12,500-km-long military expedition, the Long March
/CGTNInspired by the idea of "a red ribbon on the earth," a groundbreaking digital art museum in Guizhou is bringing China's legendary Long
March to life through cutting-edge audiovisual technology
As the first of its kind in the country, this Long March-themed museum offers an immersive and emotionally powerful journey into one of
modern China's most iconic chapters.The Long March – an epic 12,500-kilometer expedition undertaken by the Red Army, the predecessor of
the People's Liberation Army – unfolded between 1934 and 1936 and remains an unparalleled milestone in Chinese history, leaving later
generations an enduring legacy.