China News Service, Lanzhou, October 26 (Reporter Nan Ru Zhuoma) Let audiences thousands of miles away "immersively" perceive the Dunhuang Desert; let the world cultural heritage Mogao Grottoes "interact with the audience in virtual reality" Experience"...Dunhuang Research Institute has accelerated the launch of cultural and technological integration achievements in recent years, enriching the experience of visitors.
The reporter learned from the Dunhuang Academy on the 26th that in the past few days, the multimedia interpretation and display of Dunhuang grotto classic murals, the high-fidelity reproduction of murals combined with interactive games, the display of cultural and creative derivatives based on the development of "digital Dunhuang" resources, and other "science and technology + cultural preservation" achievements have been unveiled. Nanjing, the ancient capital, attracts tens of thousands of people every day to watch and experience the thousand-year culture of the ancient Silk Road.
During the period, the interactive experience game program designed and produced based on the large-scale wall painting of Cave 196 of Mogao Grottoes, "The Holy Transformation of the Fork and the Fork", attracted much attention.
The mural depicts the scene of the Buddha's disciple Sariputra and the outlaws fighting against each other. The game show corresponds to the content of the mural. After the audience understands the content of the mural through the high-fidelity reproduction of the mural and the display board, they can touch the screen to find clues and press the round to pass the customs Approaching Dunhuang culture during the experience.
The “Dunhuang Grottoes Digital Tour Show”, the result of the “AR Map” cooperation project between the Dunhuang Research Institute and Huawei, also appeared in this exhibition.
According to reports, over the years, the Dunhuang Research Institute has achieved a large number of innovative results. A number of cultural preservation technologies have been promoted and applied to more than 100 national key cultural relics protection projects in more than 10 provinces (regions) including Gansu, Tibet, and Xinjiang. Promotion in countries along the “Belt and Road”.
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