Virtual reality flashes at China's 'two sessions'
Virtual reality flashes at China's 'two sessions' BEIJING - Journalists covering the annual sessions of China's national legislature and top political advisory body are attracted by some virtual reality and augmented reality products. The exhibition was set up by China Today Net Television, whose executive director Wen Zhi hopes to transform video reporting into VR reporting. The eastern city of Nanchang launched a VR industrial base last year with an angel fund of 1 billion yuan, and the VR firms will be supported by 10 billion yuan of investment. China will work harder this year on innovation, upgrade the structure of the real economy and improve competitiveness, said the government work report delivered by Premier Li Keqiang at the legislature's annual session on Sunday.
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