Virtual voyage to the moon

Li Zhi, a counselor at the Chinese embassy in Mongolia and director of the Chinese Cultural Center in Ulan Bator, said at the opening ceremony that the VR exhibition vividly demonstrates the integration and mutual enrichment of technology and culture.

"With the help of advanced digital technology, visitors can virtually travel 380,000 kilometers to the moon, walk on the lunar surface, interact with the Chang'e probe and the Yutu lunar rover, and gain a firsthand understanding of China's achievements in deep-space exploration," said Li.

The exhibition will run for one month.

To further enrich the program, a photo exhibition with the same theme was launched alongside the VR exhibition, together with a special aerospace-themed Chinese language corner.

Through Chinese-language learning, interactive exchanges, and science outreach activities, Mongolian youth are expected to gain a deeper understanding of China's achievements in space exploration and technological innovation, while further promoting cultural exchanges and friendship between China and Mongolia.