On June 5, China's first 6D immersive exhibition themed on indigenous dinosaurs: "Dinosaur Park: A Narrow Escape", opened at the Natural History Museum of China. The exhibition is the first of its kind in China focusing on native dinosaur species found in China. 

The exhibition showcases over 20 species of native Chinese dinosaurs, with a storyline centered on their development and the protection of their young. Highlighting three original protagonists, namely Sinoceratops, Tarbosaurus, and Confuciusornis, the exhibition has created an immersive, sensory, and interactive Cretaceous wonderland for visitors with full-CG effects, glasses-free 3D, and 6D motion technology.

Visitors will follow the journey from hatching to escape to growth, witnessing dinosaur eggs hatching in a glasses-free 3D incubation hall, experiencing the thrill of being chased by a Tarbosaurus in the 6D motion simulation escape zone, and standing face-to-face with a six-meter-tall animatronic beast that brings ancient life vividly to life.

This exhibition is the first fully immersive 6D dinosaur exhibition in China's natural museum sector, representing a fusion of scientific research and digital creativity. It will run in trial operation from June 5 until June 8, before officially opening to the public on June 9. Early-bird tickets went on sale on June 4 and can be purchased through the official WeChat account of the Natural History Museum of China.

(Source: The Beijing News)