Imagine enjoying your favorite film without the need to see the screen! 📽️ That's now a reality for millions in China. December 3 marks the International Day of Disabled Persons, and China is stepping up to make cinema magic accessible to over 17 million visually impaired people.
In Beijing, cinemas are rolling out audio-described movies, bringing stories to life through vivid narration. CGTN reporter Guo Tianqi visited one such cinema, capturing the smiles and excitement of audiences experiencing films in a whole new way.
With audio descriptions, every scene, action, and expression is narrated, painting a picture with words. This initiative isn't just about movies; it's about inclusivity and making sure everyone can share in cultural experiences. 🌏❤️
As technology advances, so does the possibility for greater accessibility. China's commitment to providing accessible cultural products is a step toward a world where entertainment knows no barriers. Let's applaud these efforts and hope to see more countries embracing such inclusive initiatives! 👏🌟
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China promotes audio-described movies for the visually impaired
cgtn.com
