Giant robots and futuristic cyberpunk castles rise out of lush mountain slopes on the outskirts of Guiyang, the capital of one of Chinas poorest provinces. China is building its first virtual reality theme park, which expected to by fully functional from February 2018. The 330-acre (134-hectare) park in southwestern Guizhou province promises 35 virtual reality attractions.
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