"Guests from Afar, Fall for AI-tinted Guangwu Red" Tech Carnival Held at 23rd Sichuan Guangwu Mountain International Red Leaf Festival
Bazhong, China--(Newsfile Corp. - October 21, 2025) - On October 18th, the "Guests from Afar, Fall for AI-tinted Guangwu Red" Tech Carnival of the 23rd Sichuan Guangwu Mountain International Red Leaf Festival, hosted by the Bazhong Cultural and Tourism Group, opened at Tielu Dam Square in the Micang Mountain Tourist Scenic Area, Nanjiang County, Bazhong City. Breaking away from the traditional red-leaf viewing model, this year's festival innovatively integrated technological elements like artificial intelligence and robotics, creating a unique tech gala. This initiative represents a significant move by Bazhong City to promote the high-quality development of the cultural and tourism industry and explore new pathways for the integration of "technology + culture and tourism."
The event site of 23rd Sichuan Guangwu Mountain International Red Leaf Festival.
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The opening ceremony commenced with a warm-up video showcasing the stunning scenery of Guangwu Mountain. A highlight of the ceremony was the inclusion of robots serving as co-hosts for certain segments. Subsequently, a robot solo performance of the Charleston dance, titled "Guangwu Red," captivated the live audience with its lively and agile movements, earning rounds of applause. The most anticipated segment was undoubtedly the "human-machine collaboration" performance of the national-level intangible cultural heritage, "Fanshan Jiaozi." Dancers shared the stage with multiple robots, achieving a perfect blend of traditional art and modern technology, vividly interpreting the innovative vitality of cultural and tourism integration.
