A Three Kingdoms General Rides Off the Screen: On Its 7th Anniversary, a Chinese Game Brings Ancient Culture to Life in a Bold New Way 09-16-2026 07:24 AM CET | Business, Economy, Finances, Banking & Insurance
Press release from: Getnews / PR Agency: LeadPRwire Online
Shanghai, China - September 16, 2026 - Recently, along Xuhui Riverside by the Huangpu River in Shanghai, an armored warrior on horseback charged off an 8-by-10-meter glasses-free 3D screen - so vivid it looked as if he had galloped straight into the real world. The spectacle drew crowds of onlookers and sent Western tourists reaching for their phones. "I never imagined a Three Kingdoms figure could be presented like this," one spectator said. "Traditional Chinese culture can actually be this cool."
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The warrior is Zhang Fei, one of the most celebrated generals of Shu Han during the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The Three Kingdoms era - a turbulent chapter of warlords, alliances, and legendary heroes - has, over nearly two thousand years, become deeply woven into the fabric of Chinese culture.
This city-scale visual event was created...