March 1900 is a project that uses VR to visualize the history of China in the 1900s. The war between the eight Allied foreign powers and China’s Qing dynasty along with the events of the Boxer Rebelion extended from the coastline at Dagu to Beijing during the summer of 1900. Numerous historical images/photos have reflected the history of that period; however, a new non-linear interactive way we have developed allows us to display and categorize those images. We decided to use Virtual Reality since it is a good technology to provide an immersive context while also enriching the storyline. While wearing the VR device, users not only relive the history of 1900, but also interact freely with the images. This project can be regarded as a new virtual gallery that combines historical images with both a timeline and historical maps. It challenges the old way to exhibit in traditional galleries which display images chronologically. Our approach integrates the chronology of the period with the images of key historical locations. In other words, visitors in VR can fellow the “path” of the invaders and see the relavent images pertaining to specific dates of the history of the period.