Inside the Wuhan International Convention and Exhibition Center, there is a hemispherical device with a diameter of 14 meters. Without wearing any equipment, you can "cross" into the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda, which has a history of more than 900 years, and experience its exquisite craftsmanship without nails up close. This is a scene from the 2025 China Cultural Tourism Industry Expo. This expo brings together the development achievements and innovative practice cases of the national cultural and tourism industry, showcasing a number of cutting-edge technologies such as AR, VR, and artificial intelligence in the field of cultural and tourism innovation, creating a sensory and touchable technological cultural and tourism feast for tourists. Compared to traditional projection, our multi-functional cultural and tourism ball screen space uses 8K ultra high definition screens to create a 360 ° panoramic image, with the highest level of delicacy and color richness, highly reproducing the real scene. ”Li Meng, the person in charge of Shenzhen Jiao and Wuying Cultural Industry Development Co., Ltd., said. The use of technological means to achieve "immersive exhibition" is a major highlight of this expo. Wearing glasses, the experiencer raised their hand to 'strike' the virtual chime clock, and the crisp sound of music came into their ears. ”Ji Haiwei, Vice President of Culture and Tourism at Leqi Company, stated that with the help of high-precision point cloud maps and other spatial computing core technologies, the time and space limitations of culture and tourism can be broken. The combination of virtual and real modes not only enhances tourists' sense of participation, but also makes the telling of historical stories more attractive. Currently, the company has cooperated with museums and key scenic spots in many places. Robot companies bring robot musicians' silence '. It holds a drumstick and has flexible arms, striking the drum surface with almost the same rhythm and strength as a human. It performs songs such as "The Lone Brave" on site and skillfully completes various advanced drum techniques, attracting applause from the audience. Robots not only shine in stage performances, but also demonstrate broad potential in diverse applications of cultural and tourism services. Walking into the exhibition site, you can see robots leading tourists to designated locations for sightseeing, explaining the characteristics of the exhibition area, and robotic dogs performing security inspection tasks. Robots can explain, guide, and even use drones for emergency treatment. So we have long lived in the 'future world'! ”Ms. Jin from Wuhan said that previously, her understanding of technology products such as robots and AR was still limited to "fresh things in mobile phones and televisions", but this exhibition has brought these technologies from the screen to her eyes. Duan Qiang, the President of the China Tourism Association, stated that digital technology is reshaping the cultural and tourism experience scene, and consumer upgrading is giving rise to new business forms and models. "The integration of culture and tourism for high-quality development" has become a consensus in the industry. Technology is integrating into the cultural and tourism industry from various dimensions, making distant history closer, complex travel easier, and making "poetry and distance" no longer an unattainable aspiration, but a more warm and accessible beautiful experience.