The big thing to do in China is to watch a ravishing 14-minute movie filmed entirely in Circle-Vision 360, the same technology used for Canada's film, with nine projectors filling a wrap-around screen with images from all sides. There’s always the same focal point, so you won’t get disoriented or dizzy. In 2002, the footage of Shanghai for the previous version, Reflections of China, had to be reshot because the city no longer resembled the 1982 version that was being shown; the most recent refresh, required once again, is the all-new Wondrous China.
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“Wondrous China”
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