The "Flying Sword," a common trope often found in Chinese "Wuxia" or martial arts chivalry novels, has recently been brought to real-life settings by a vlogger in southwest China's Sichuan Province. Fan Shisan, a vlogger specializing in ancient martial arts-themed content, has crafted "flying swords" controlled by finger gestures. Over the past three years, he has evolved from a hotel waiter with a passion for martial arts into a "sword master" revered by millions of fans. #AmazingFeat | China N
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The "Flying Sword," a common trope often found in Chinese "Wuxia" or martial arts chivalry novels, has recently been brought to real-life settings by a vlogger in southwest China's Sichuan Province. Fan Shisan, a vlogger specializing in ancient martial arts-themed content, has crafted "flying swords" controlled by finger gestures. Over the past three years, he has evolved from a hotel waiter with a passion for martial arts into a "sword master" revered by millions of fans. #AmazingFeat | China N
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A real-life flying sword? Yep, it's happening. 🗡✨ Built by a Chengdu vlogger with a Wuxia(martial arts) dream and some serious tech skills, “15” isn't just AI-powered — it flies, follows, and brings Wuxia legends to life. Not CGI. Just pure imagination taking off. 🚀 What other Wuxia moves would you want to see come to life in reality? ⚔👇 #FlyingSword #WuxiaInRealLife #ChengduInnovation #AIDreams #FantasyMeetsReality #MadeInChina #tiktalkingchina | Go Chengdu
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A real-life flying sword? Yep, it's happening. 🗡✨ Built by a Chengdu vlogger with a Wuxia(martial arts) dream and some serious tech skills, “15” isn't just AI-powered — it flies, follows, and brings Wuxia legends to life. Not CGI. Just pure imagination taking off. 🚀 What other Wuxia moves would you want to see come to life in reality? ⚔👇 #FlyingSword #WuxiaInRealLife #ChengduInnovation #AIDreams #FantasyMeetsReality #MadeInChina #tiktalkingchina | Go Chengdu
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China's young influencer Fan Peng from Chengdu, Sichuan, has made "flying swords" a reality using drone tech. In his video, swarms of "flying swords" guided by motion-sensing gestures hover in unison, resembling scenes from a martial arts novel. xhtxs.cn/8Hs | China Xinhua News
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China's young influencer Fan Peng from Chengdu, Sichuan, has made "flying swords" a reality using drone tech. In his video, swarms of "flying swords" guided by motion-sensing gestures hover in unison, resembling scenes from a martial arts novel. xhtxs.cn/8Hs | China Xinhua News
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🗡️ Flying “swords”! #China’s post-90s young people realized “sword flight” by using technology in Chengdu, #Sichuan Province. Controlled with hand gestures, multiple sword-like #drones followed in real time, bringing the world of Chinese martial arts novels to life! 🗡️ 近日，#中国 #四川，一群90后青年运用 #无人机 技术实现“御剑飞行”，并利用手势同时操控数把飞剑。中国现代科技让武侠小说走进现实！ Video: Douyin | CCTV Asia Pacific
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🗡️ Flying “swords”! #China’s post-90s young people realized “sword flight” by using technology in Chengdu, #Sichuan Province. Controlled with hand gestures, multiple sword-like #drones followed in real time, bringing the world of Chinese martial arts novels to life! 🗡️ 近日，#中国 #四川，一群90后青年运用 #无人机 技术实现“御剑飞行”，并利用手势同时操控数把飞剑。中国现代科技让武侠小说走进现实！ Video: Douyin | CCTV Asia Pacific
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A creator from Chengdu, China has developed real-life “flying swords” using custom drone technology, controlling them smoothly with nothing but hand gestures. It looks like a fantasy scene brought into the real world. This blend of engineering and imagination is being hailed as modern kung fu tech—a glimpse of how creativity and innovation can push the limits of what once seemed impossible. #viksitbharatsamachar #SciFi #DroneTech #futuristic #Anime | Viksit Bharat Samachar
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A creator from Chengdu, China has developed real-life “flying swords” using custom drone technology, controlling them smoothly with nothing but hand gestures. It looks like a fantasy scene brought into the real world. This blend of engineering and imagination is being hailed as modern kung fu tech—a glimpse of how creativity and innovation can push the limits of what once seemed impossible. #viksitbharatsamachar #SciFi #DroneTech #futuristic #Anime | Viksit Bharat Samachar
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A tech blogger in Chengdu just controlled 10 flying swords with hand gestures.�Since Nov 2024, he’s been developing the first motion-sensing flying sword. His next dream? “Ten thousand swords as one，” a legendary wuxia vision of ultimate control. Do you think this bold wuxia-inspired dream could come true? #Chengdu #wuxia #flyingsword #tech #technology #Chineseculture | 華夏focus
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A tech blogger in Chengdu just controlled 10 flying swords with hand gestures.�Since Nov 2024, he’s been developing the first motion-sensing flying sword. His next dream? “Ten thousand swords as one，” a legendary wuxia vision of ultimate control. Do you think this bold wuxia-inspired dream could come true? #Chengdu #wuxia #flyingsword #tech #technology #Chineseculture | 華夏focus
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A young man in Chengdu, China used technology to make “flying swords” in real life. He controls many drone-like swords with hand gestures, making it look like scenes from a fantasy movie. People online are amazed and call it “modern-day kung fu tech.” | Ambassador TONG Defa
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A young man in Chengdu, China used technology to make “flying swords” in real life. He controls many drone-like swords with hand gestures, making it look like scenes from a fantasy movie. People online are amazed and call it “modern-day kung fu tech.” | Ambassador TONG Defa
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The Year of the Dragon will soon be upon us and Chinese people are looking for new ways to indulge themselves over the Spring Festival. Spring Festival officially begins on February 10, but the celebration and festivities started weeks ago. As China's retail market continues to grow, business owners are becoming more creative in capturing eager consumers with ever-changing appetites! This includes southwest China's Chengdu – a city famous for its history and spicy food.Zhao Chenwen, reporter fro
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On January 30th, CGTN and GoChengdu launched a special Chinese New Year report, focusing on the booming inbound tourism this Spring Festival. Tourists from around the world are exploring Chengdu, checking out everything from Taikoo Li to the Panda Lantern Festival, People's Park to Jiaozi Avenue... all while soaking up the vibrant Chengdu vibe of the Chinese New Year! #HappyChineseNewYear #ChengduInboundTourism #memoriesofchengdu | Go Chengdu
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A Chinese creator shows real Flying Sword Drones 🫨 || Fan Shisan
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Chinese creator turns drone into 'flying swords' #drone
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GLOBAL EXPLAINED on Instagram: "A physics student in Chengdu has built real flying “sword drones” and controls them in the air using only hand gestures. The movement looks so smooth and coordinated that it feels like a scene from a wuxia or anime fantasy come to life. Each drone responds to precise motion signals, letting him guide them in formations, flips, and synchronized patterns without CGI or special effects. Online, people are calling it modern day anime tech and a glimpse at where creati
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RevealFacts on Instagram: "A physics student in Chengdu has developed real flying “sword-shaped drones” that can be controlled in the air using only hand gestures. The system tracks precise hand movements and translates them into motion commands, allowing each drone to move smoothly in real time. The drones can fly in coordinated formations, perform rotations, and change direction with high accuracy, all without any digital effects or post-editing. The technology combines motion sensing, signal
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The Curious Core on Instagram: "Chengdu, China, a young inventor has stunned viewers worldwide with his incredible “flying sword” creation. Combining drone engineering with advanced gesture-recognition controls, he can command several sword-shaped drones to glide, hover, and maneuver through the air—almost like magic. The video has quickly gone viral, with people online calling it “modern-day kung fu tech” and praising the seamless blend of tradition and futuristic innovation. A real glimpse of
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Entertainment | Tech | News on Instagram: "A physics student in Chengdu has built real flying “sword drones” and controls them in the air using only hand gestures. The movement looks so smooth and coordinated that it feels like a scene from a wuxia or anime fantasy come to life. Each drone responds to precise motion signals, letting him guide them in formations, flips, and synchronized patterns without CGI or special effects. Online, people are calling it modern day anime tech and a glimpse at w
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Facts | Tech | Knowledge on Instagram: "A physics student in Chengdu has created flying sword drones that respond to hand gestures in real time. By tracking motion speed and position, the system allows the drones to shift direction, rotate, maintain altitude, and change formations with extreme precision. Small wrist and finger movements trigger flips and synchronized patterns, letting the drones move as one coordinated unit—without digital effects. The project highlights how fast motion control
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Artificial Intelligence | AI on Instagram: "A physics student in Chengdu has built real flying “sword drones” and controls them in the air using only hand gestures. The movement looks so smooth and coordinated that it feels like a scene from a wuxia or anime fantasy come to life. Each drone responds to precise motion signals, letting him guide them in formations, flips, and synchronized patterns without CGI or special effects. Online, people are calling it modern day anime tech and a glimpse at
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BrainBoozz on Instagram: "🤯 A physics student in Chengdu just built REAL flying sword drones — fully controlled with hand gestures. No CGI. No special effects. Just pure robotics engineering. These drones track his movements in real time. Every flip, turn, and formation follows his hand with smooth, precise motion — like a scene pulled straight out of an anime or wuxia movie. This isn’t entertainment tech… It’s a glimpse into the future of personal robotics, motion-tracking systems, and gesture
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Technology on Instagram: "A Chinese inventor in Chengdu has developed flying sword drones that respond to hand gestures, blending cutting-edge drone technology with the flair of martial arts. These innovative drones can hover, spin, and maneuver in midair, all controlled intuitively by the user's movements, showcasing a futuristic leap in interactive aerial devices🗡️🇨🇳 Love Technology? Follow @techtactic_ ✨"
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Business | Motivation | News | Technology on Instagram: "A Chinese creator from Chengdu has built real-life “flying swords” using custom drone tech — and he controls them effortlessly with hand gestures alone. It looks like a scene pulled straight out of a fantasy movie. This fusion of engineering and imagination is being called modern-day kung fu tech, a glimpse at how creativity and technology can rewrite what we once thought was impossible. 🎥: @china_fact on X ➡️ Follow @entrepreneurmotivee_
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In southwest China’s Chengdu, a team has recreated a legendary Wuxia scene using drone technology. Dozens of “flying swords” rise and move in perfect coordination, blending traditional Chinese martial arts imagination with modern innovation. This is Chinese romance, powered by cutting-edge technology. #CoolChina #DroneShow #TechMeetsArt #ChineseCulture #Chengdu
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Launch AI Tools - Artificial Intelligence (AI) Revolution on Instagram: "A physics student in Chengdu has actually built real flying “sword drones” that move through the air using nothing but hand-gesture controls. The way they respond is so smooth, precise, and perfectly synchronized that it feels like watching a live-action wuxia or anime scene with zero CGI involved. Each drone follows subtle motion signals, allowing him to guide formations, flips, and coordinated patterns purely through move
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