Naked-eye 3D screen showing dolphins crossing over the heads of the crowd into the sea (Picture provided by Sanya Tourism Promotion Bureau)

CHONGQING (CQNEWS) -- A dolphin leaps out of a giant screen as the marine animal swims over the pedestrian street... Recently, Sanya Tourism Promotion Bureau launched the “Journey to Sanya” promotional video in the largest Naked-eye 3D screen in Asia - Chongqing Guanyinqiao 3788 Giant Screen - bringing a fantastic visual feast to Chongqing residents.

A dolphin swings its pectoral fins in greeting and then crosses over the heads of the crowd into the sea. The footage followed the dolphin down to the bottom of the sea, and various marine animals came out of the screen to swim over the pedestrian street, and people looked up as if they were in the underwater world. Many people in the Guanyinqiao pedestrian street stopped to watch and took out their mobile phones to take photos.

“I was already planning a trip to Sanya and after watching this video I wanted to go even more.” Ms. Hu, who was attracted by the glasses-free 3D screen, said that the epidemic rebounded in the summer and she had to cancel her trip to Sanya, but with the epidemic under control, she and her family were planning a trip to Sanya during National Day holiday to make up for the absence. The reporter learned from Sanya Tourism Promotion Bureau that since the number of patients with confirmed cases of COVID-19 went to zero on March 8 last year, there have been no new local cases in Sanya and tourists can visit Sanya without worries.

A variety of marine animals that seem to come out of the screen and swim over the pedestrian street (Picture provided by Sanya Tourism Promotion Bureau)

“Sanya represents important tourism development in Hainan and is a popular destination for Chongqing tourists, which is one of the most important sources of tourism for Sanya.” The person in charge of Sanya Tourism Promotion Bureau said that Chongqing tourists are warmly welcomed to visit Sanya. (Translated by Wang Huixin, Fathom Language Limited)