The metaverse characterized by the fusion of virtual reality represents a new form of human social development. Based on digital internet and virtual reality technologies, its cultural landscape must incorporate Chinese culture. Chinese culture should seize this opportunity of the transformation of the media environment, construct the national cultural landscape consciously and demonstrate the demeanor of a major cultural country continuously in the metaverse.
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