World Expo (World Exhibition or Exposition, referred to as World Expo), also known as International Expo and World Expo, referred to as World Expo, World Expo, is a large-scale event organized by the government of the host country or the relevant departments entrusted by the government. An international expo with great influence and long history. Exhibitors showcase contemporary cultural, technological and industrial achievements to countries around the world that have a positive impact on various aspects of life.
Basic introduction
World Expo (Universal Expo, Expo is the abbreviation of Exposition; also known as World Fair or World's Fair) is a distinctive forum that encourages human beings to display their creativity and Active participation, it encourages humans to combine science and emotion, and present to the world new concepts, new concepts, and new technologies that are helpful to human development. Therefore, the World Expo is known as the "Olympic" event of the world's economy, science and technology, and culture.
The World Expo is an international expo event with great influence and long history organized by the government of the host country or the relevant departments entrusted by the government. It has a history of more than a hundred years. It was initially focused on the display of fine arts and traditional crafts, and later gradually turned into an exhibition integrating science and technology
The 2010 Shanghai World Expo and industrial technology exhibition became a nurturing industry It is a rare place for enlightenment education of talents and ordinary citizens. The venue of the World Exhibition not only showcases technology and products, but is also accompanied by colorful performances and charming spectacular scenery. It is set up as a space full of festive atmosphere that cannot be experienced in daily life, and has become an ideal place for entertainment and consumption by ordinary citizens. .
The World Expo is a gathering of mankind. People from all over the world gather together to display their products and skills and praise their hometowns and motherlands. The World Expo brings together the greatest achievements of human civilization, and therefore has unparalleled appeal and arouses people's emotions. Such gatherings can be traced back to ancient times. As early as the fifth century AD, Persia held the first exhibition beyond the function of a market. At the end of the 18th century, people gradually thought of holding exhibitions that were similar to fairs but only displayed without selling. The modern World Expo originated from the budding industrial revolution in the mid-19th century. So far, the World Expo has been held for more than 40 times, and has mainly gone through four stages of development.
HaiBao
HaiBao is the mascot of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in China. At 8 o'clock in the evening on December 18, 2007, the much-anticipated mascot "Hai Bao" of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo was finally unveiled. The cute shape of the blue "human" made everyone feel refreshed. Haibao, with the Chinese character "人" as the core creative idea, is paired with the sea blue color that represents life and vitality. His laughter shows China’s positive, optimistic and healthy spirit; the movement of his chest and head raised and the coordination of his hands show tolerance and enthusiasm; his thumbs up is a sign of appreciation for people from all over the world
< p>A sincere invitation from friends of the World Expo mascot. Designer: Wu Yongjian.The logos and images of previous World Expos have become unique intangible assets and one of the world's recognized heritages. The World Expo mascot is not only an important carrier of the World Expo's image and brand, but also embodies the unique cultural charm of the World Expo host country and host city, and embodies the national culture and spiritual outlook of the World Expo host country. It has become one of the most valuable intangible assets of the World Expo. one.
As a symbol that represents the characteristics of the host country, "mascot" is a symbol of a country's culture. It reflects the historical development, cultural concepts, ideology and social background of the host country at all levels, and plays a very important role in communication in politics, economy, culture and other fields.
In terms of design concept, the mascot of China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo strives to achieve the following functions:
(1) Fully reflect the culture of the host country
Shanghai 2010 The World Expo is a global event hosted by China and hosted by Shanghai. It is also the first comprehensive World Expo held in a developing country. The mascot design for the Shanghai World Expo must contain Chinese cultural characteristics, highlight the Chinese cultural spirit, and reflect the characteristics of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries at the Shanghai World Expo. At the same time, it complies with the requirements of Chinese law and social order and good customs.
(2) Fully reflect the Shanghai World Expo’s theme of “Better City, Better Life”
The mascot of China’s 2010 Shanghai World Expo should become the image carrier and visual identity of the theme interpretation. It is significantly different from the existing mascot images of previous World Expos or other large-scale international events in terms of theme expression and modeling design.
The mascot image should fully express the Shanghai World Expo’s theme of “Better City, Better Life” through creative refinement, modeling design, concept elaboration, character setting, action interpretation and other means. The interactive relationship between the city and its people is vividly interpreted through the mascot image, and the inner connection between footprints and dreams is deeply expressed. Design ideas and concepts should be clear and unique, fit the theme, and be easy to understand for a broad audience.
(3) Have the value of product derivation and development
The mascot of China’s 2010 Shanghai World Expo must comply with the principles of “good-looking, easy to understand, easy to remember, and easy to use” and have product The image foundation and modeling premise for derivatives and market development have the characteristics of high recognition and strong applicability, and are suitable for the design and development of various series of derivative products such as toys, stationery, clothing, gifts, and accessories. In terms of expression forms and technical means, it is suitable for the dissemination and re-creation of two-dimensional, three-dimensional and electronic media, and is suitable for the needs of different carriers for theme interpretation and expression styles.
(4) Perfect combination with the emblem
Three years ago, the Shanghai World Expo produced an emblem composed of three people embracing each other with their arms folded, and based on the Chinese character "世". The emblem designer is Shao Honggeng. The mascot unveiled this time echoes the Chinese character "人", which is a perfect match. It further highlights the people-oriented thinking of "people-oriented", strengthens the close connection between people and the earth, and people and the world, and deepens the theme of the Shanghai World Expo.
The theme of the Shanghai World Expo tells the world that people are the main body that makes up a city, people are the main body that creates a better life, and people are the main body that enjoys a good life. The development of the country and society must be "people-oriented." People are both the cells and the soul of a city. They give the city culture, character and creativity.
The three organic systems of people, cities and the earth are intertwined, and this relationship runs through the process of urban development. The reporter learned from the Shanghai World Expo Bureau that the mascot "Haibao" is based on "people" and connects the city and the earth.
The Shanghai World Expo has not yet officially opened, but 11 records have been selected as the world's best by the China World Records Association.
1. The most participating countries and organizations: More than 240 countries and international organizations have signed up to participate in the Shanghai World Expo, which is the most among all previous World Expos and exceeds the 172 countries and international organizations participating in the 2000 Hannover World Expo. highest record. It will attract tens of millions of visitors from all over the world. The Shanghai World Expo was selected by the China World Records Association as the World Expo with the most participating countries and organizations in the world.
2. Held for the first time in a developing country: the World Expo is divided into registered and recognized categories. The registration type is a comprehensive and large-scale expo, held once every five years, with large scale and huge influence. The Shanghai World Expo belongs to the registration type expo. This is the first registration type World Expo held in a developing country. The Shanghai World Expo was selected as the world's first World Expo held in a developing country by the China World Records Association.
3. The largest number of volunteers: This World Expo has put forward new and higher requirements for volunteers. In the Expo site and urban volunteer service sites, nearly 200,000 volunteers, mainly young people, will It will provide high-quality services to visitors from all over the world, and will also mobilize nearly one million volunteers to participate in the Expo's urban civilized volunteer service activities throughout the city, with the number of people being the highest at any previous World Expo. The Shanghai World Expo was selected as the World Expo with the largest number of volunteers in the world by the China World Records Association.
4. The largest number of self-built pavilions: About 40 countries and international organizations have signed up for the construction of self-built pavilions as official participants of the Shanghai World Expo, which is the highest number ever. The Shanghai World Expo was selected by the China World Records Association as the World Expo with the largest number of self-built pavilions in the world.
5. Simultaneous launch of the online World Expo for the first time: The organizers of the Shanghai World Expo will launch the "Online China 2010 Shanghai World Expo" while holding the physical World Expo, making full use of the unique advantages of the Internet. Realizing the organic linkage between the physical World Expo and the online World Expo, the Internet will make the Shanghai World Expo a "World Expo that never ends." Currently, more than 170 countries and international organizations have confirmed their participation in the Online World Expo. Shanghai Online World Expo was selected as the world's first online World Expo by the China World Records Association.
6. The world’s largest single-area solar roof: The Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion’s roof solar panels cover an area of ??more than 30,000 square meters. It is currently the world’s largest single-area solar roof, with an annual power generation of up to 2.8 million kilowatt-hours. , which is equivalent to the total electricity consumption of more than 4,500 residents in Shanghai for a year, and can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by about 2,800 tons per year, which is equivalent to saving more than 1,000 tons of standard coal every year. The roof of the Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion was selected as the world's largest single-area solar roof by the China World Records Association.
7. The world’s largest ecological green wall: The 5,000-square-meter ecological green wall on the facade of the Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion is the world’s largest ecological green wall. It is also a major symbol of energy conservation in the exhibition hall. The green and insulated exterior wall will effectively block radiation in summer and reduce the air temperature near the surface of the exterior wall. In winter, the exterior walls will form a layer of insulation that reduces wind speed, thus extending the life of the exterior walls. The roof of the Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion was selected as the world's largest single-area solar roof by the China World Records Association. The wall of the Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion was selected as the world's largest ecological green wall by the China World Records Association.
8. The world’s largest single-volume public toilet: The new public toilet in the Expo site will be the world’s most environmentally friendly public toilet and the world’s largest single-volume public toilet. There will be more than 30 toilets with about 8,000 toilet seats in the Expo site, creating the largest single volume in the world. The Expo public toilets adopt a ventilated and insulated double-layer roof: a unified sunshade device and green wall are installed on the overall exterior wall to make the inner surface temperature of the building envelope lower than the outdoor air temperature, without the need for exhaust fans and blowers.
This method of following nature and adapting to local conditions has been measured to make the temperature difference between the inside and outside of public toilets reach 8-10 degrees Celsius. Using the siphon principle in deodorization makes deodorization more effective. The public toilet was not knocked down after the World Expo was opened, resulting in a waste of resources. This "box combination" toilet is "portable" and can be moved after the World Expo and then taken to other public service areas. The public toilet of the Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion was selected as the largest public toilet in the world by the China World Records Association.
9. The largest number of old buildings in the park are preserved: About 20,000 square meters of historical buildings in the Shanghai World Expo park have been preserved and protected, and more than 400,000 square meters of industrial buildings will be protectively renovated and replaced. It accounts for about one-fifth of the total construction area of ??the Expo site. A record high in history. The Expo Park is where Shanghai has the highest concentration of industrial heritage, and the factories here carry many historical memories of the city. The protection and utilization of old buildings has become an important part of the theme interpretation of the World Expo. These old buildings will be reborn for a variety of purposes: one part will be used directly for the national pavilion (industrial plants are mostly long-span buildings, which are very suitable for display); the other part will be used for logistics and logistical support; the most eye-catching There are also a 5,000-square-meter World Expo Museum and a 20,000-square-meter Urban Civilization Museum, both of which are located in the old buildings of the former Jiangnan Shipyard. The Shanghai World Expo Park was selected by the China World Records Association as the World Expo that retains the most old buildings in the park.
10. The largest World Expo park area: The park covers an area of ??5.28 square kilometers in the city center. The Shanghai World Expo park area is the largest among all previous World Expos. The Shanghai World Expo Park was selected as the World Expo with the largest park area in the world by the China World Records Association.
11. The largest crystal matrix in the world: In the Private Enterprise Joint Pavilion of the World Expo, there is a "Sparkling Matrix" display wall composed of 30,000 crystal display boards. Each display board is engraved with each The name of the business. The entire shining matrix will be illuminated by lights and will be full of colors. It is the most eye-catching collective appearance of Chinese enterprises on a world-class stage.
The origin of the World Expo
In ancient farming societies, people often carried out trading activities during harvest celebrations, religious ceremonies, and festive festivals. Later, they gradually developed into regular and fixed events. A large-scale trade and exhibition gathering for the purpose of exchanging goods. This was the prototype of the World's Fair.
In the 5th century AD, Persia held the first exhibition beyond the function of a market.
In the 18th century, with the continuous emergence of new technologies and products, people gradually thought of holding exhibitions similar to fairs, but only for display and not for sale, with the purpose of promoting and displaying new products and achievements. .
In 1791, the Czech Republic held the first such exhibition in its capital, Prague. With the advancement of science and technology and the development of social productivity, the scale of exhibitions has gradually expanded. The geographical scope of exhibitions has expanded from one place to the whole country, from domestic to foreign countries, until it has developed into a world exposition participated by many countries.
◆History of the World's Fair
The 1851 World Exposition of Industry became the world's first world's fair. It was held in Hyde Park, London, the capital of the United Kingdom, and the exhibition period was May 1, 1851. From October 11th to October 11th, the main content is world culture and industrial technology. The "Great" in its name means great, great, and spectacular in English. Through this expo, Britain showed the British after the industrial revolution at that time. A brilliant achievement that ranks among the best in technology and dominates the world.
The 1867 Paris World Expo already had the prototype of the modern World Expo.
After World War II, people around the world rebuilt their homes on the devastated ruins, and on the basis of restoring production and reviving the economy, the first post-war World Expo was held in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, in 1958, with the theme "Science, Civilization and Humanity." In order to reflect the theme of science, the Brussels World Expo built a spherical pavilion with an atomic energy structure, which represents the symbol of human beings entering a new century of scientific and technological progress. Its unique and novel shape, although it has been almost half a century, has But it’s still vivid in my mind. The splendor and richness of the expo almost eclipsed all previous world expos.
In 1962, a small-scale professional expo "Humanity in the Space Age" was held in Seattle, USA. The fair showcased new advanced technologies, vending machines and monorail railways, making it a huge success.
In 1964, in order to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the founding of New York, New York held another World Expo for the first time. Although the theme was elegant "Towards Peace through Understanding." However, the strong commercial atmosphere of this World Expo made the audience stop and lose the meaning of the commemorative event.
The World Expo was held for the first time in Osaka, Japan, in 1970. The Japanese called it the Universal Exposition, which reflected "human progress and harmony" and showed the audience Japan's development and development in all aspects after the Tokyo Olympics. Achievements, thanks to this expo, Japan has maintained a strong momentum of economic development in the next 10 years.
The World Expo was held again in 1985. The venue was Tsukuba, a new city of science and culture more than 50 kilometers away from Tokyo. The theme of the expo is: "Living and Environment Human Home Technology".
A year later, Canada held another expo with the theme of "Transportation" to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Vancouver.
1988 marked the 200th anniversary of the establishment of British settlement in Australia. To commemorate this date, Australia held the World Expo in Brisbane, a city on the eastern Gold Coast. The theme of this expo is "Leisure Life in the Age of Science and Technology". It reflects that human beings enjoy news and entertainment in today's era of extremely advanced science and technology. Countries around the world are making a fuss around this theme, using various contents such as sports, entertainment, tourism, leisure, cooking, gardening, etc. to reflect the richness and variety of human life.
In 1990, Osaka, Japan held a professional international flower and green expo with the theme: "Humanity and Nature". The exhibition features world horticulture as a commemorative event celebrating the 100th anniversary of Osaka's "New Beginning". A total of 82 countries participated in this exhibition, and 55 international organizations, Japanese provinces, cities, and large enterprises all set up separate pavilions or booths. Large-scale international horticultural expositions have been held in Asia for hundreds of times and have achieved great success.
In 1992, it was the 500th anniversary of Columbus's discovery of America. To this end, the Spanish government held the World Expo in Seville, and named the theme of the Expo
the logo of previous World Expos "Discovered" era". The World Expo covers an area of ??4.78 million square meters and is attended by more than 100 countries. With more than 60 million visitors, the China Pavilion exhibited the four major inventions and the Long March series of rockets, and was rated as a "Five-Star Exhibition Hall".
The 1993 Daejeon Expo in South Korea was the first world expo (accredited category) held by a developing country in the world. The theme is: "A new way to take off". The China Pavilion showcases aerospace technology, the Three Gorges Project, etc. It has received 3.5 million visitors, the highest among all pavilions, and was rated as one of the five best pavilions.
1998 World Expo in Lisbon, Portugal. 1998 is the International Year of the Ocean approved by the United Nations, and the theme of the expo is: "Ocean - the wealth of the future".
In 2000, the World Expo in Hannover, Germany, with the theme "Humanity, Nature, Technology", had a total of 172 participating countries and organizations, which was the largest number of participating countries, regions and organizations in the previous World Expo.
The 2005 World Expo in Aichi, Japan, with the theme "Natural Wisdom", was the most recent registered World Expo. The China Pavilion received 5.7 million visitors, making it the pavilion with the largest number of visitors.
The Water Tower is the landmark building of the 2008 Zaragoza World Expo in Spain and is also the tallest building in the city of Zaragoza. The Water Tower is one of the three themed pavilions in the Expo. It is the place where the theme of "Water - the Source of Life" is exhibited. For this reason, it is also called the Water Tower Pavilion.
◆List of World's Fairs
Name of the country/city where the time was held
1851 Great Britain/London Industrial Exhibition of All Nations
1855 France/ Paris World's Fair
1862 London World's Fair, England/London
1867 France/Paris 2nd Paris World's Fair
1873 Austria/Vienna Vienna World's Fair
1876 United States/Philadelphia Centennial Exposition of American Independence
1878 France/Paris 3rd Paris World's Fair
1883 Netherlands/Amsterdam Amsterdam International Exposition
1889 France/Paris World's Fair (1889)
1893 United States/Chicago Columbian Memorial Exposition
1900 France/Paris 5th Paris World's Fair
1904 United States/St. Louis Centennial Exposition
1908 United Kingdom/London London World's Fair
1915 United States/San Francisco San Francisco Panama Pacific Exposition
1925 France/Paris International Exposition of Decorative Arts
1926 United States/Philadelphia 150th Anniversary World's Fair
1933 United States/Chicago World Exposition Expositions
1935 Brussels World's Fair, Belgium/Brussels
1937 Paris Art World's Fair, France/Paris
1939 United States/New York World's Fair
1958 Brussels World's Fair, Belgium/Brussels
1962 United States/Seattle 21st Century Exposition
1964 United States/New York New York World's Fair
1967 Canada/Montreal Canadian World's Fair
1970 Japan/Osaka Japan World's Fair
1971 Hungary/Budapest World Hunting Expo
1974 United States/ Spokane World's Fair 1974
1975 Japan/Okinawa World Ocean Expo
1982 United States/Knoxville Knoxville World Energy Expo
1984 United States/New Orleans Louisiana World's Fair
1985 Japan/Tsukuba Tsukuba World's Fair
1986 Canada/Vancouver Vancouver World Transportation Expo
1988 1992 World Expo in Brisbane, Australia/Brisbane
1992 World Expo in Genoa, Italy/Genoa
1992 World Expo in Seville, Spain/Seville
1993 Korea/Daejeon World Expo
1998 Portugal/Lisbon Lisbon Expo
2000 Germany/Hannover Hannover World Exposition
2005 Japan /Aichi Aichi Earth Expo
2008 Spain/Zaragoza Zaragoza World Expo
2010 China/Shanghai Shanghai World Expo
2012 South Korea/Yosu Yeosu World Expo
2015 Italy/Milan Milan World Expo
◆The first World Expo
May 1, 1851, the world The first fair was held in England.
After completing the Industrial Revolution, Britain is already a first-class power in the world. No one doubts Britain's strength. Because of the huge appeal brought by its strength, Britain hosted the first World Expo. Queen Victoria issued a diplomatic invitation letter, and 10 countries accepted the invitation. The conscientious British mobilized the country's economic power to organize exhibitions for a World Expo. The architectural style of the Victorian era was bulky, mostly made of huge stone buildings. At this World Expo, the British changed their past style and built the Crystal Palace in the famous Hyde Park, using steel and glass as the main building materials. The Crystal Palace is 1,700 feet long and 100 feet high, using 4,500 tons of steel and 10 hectares of glass.
The first World Expo opened in a lively atmosphere. In the exhibition area covering an area of ??96,000 square meters, the total length of exhibition tables was about 13 kilometers. During the 23-week exhibition period, there were 6.3 million people visited. The 14,000 exhibits include a 24-ton coal block, a large diamond from India, and a stuffed elephant, while engines, hydraulic printing presses, and textile machinery show visitors the development and development of modern industry. The infinite imagination of mankind.
This World Expo is not only a "dazzling and colorful" display, but also a pioneer of free trade in the next few decades, heralding the arrival of the era of industrialized production to mankind. All exhibits are It represents the development of modern industry and the infinite imagination of mankind. The London Expo was therefore recognized as the first World's Fair in the modern sense. The Crystal Palace Exposition became a huge driving force for science and progress in the 20th century. Its success made subsequent World Expos a global event like the Olympic Games. The World Expo was therefore known as the "Olympic event in the economic, technological and cultural circles."
◆The first World Expo to establish a theme: the 1933 Chicago World Expo
The higher the level of social productivity, the stronger the professionalism of socialized production, and all activities in social life become more Orderly. After nearly a hundred years of World Expos, the United States held the World Expo in Chicago in 1933 with the theme "A Century of Progress". This is the first World Expo with a theme, requiring exhibitors to design and create their own exhibits around a unique theme. Most of what was on display at the conference were the achievements of a century of science and technology. The most fascinating ones were the gorgeous neon lights, while the ones that caused a stir were new scientific and technological achievements such as aviation technology and new buildings with air-conditioning facilities. People have seen the tremendous progress in science and technology over the past century and are very inspired. Since then, every World Expo has determined a very meaningful theme.
Introduction to the World Expo Management Group
The national organization responsible for coordinating and managing World Expos
The international organization for international exhibitions is the Bureau International des Expositions, abbreviated as "BIE" in English. The Bureau International des Expositions was established in 1928 and is headquartered in Paris, France. Its charter is the International Convention on Exhibitions. The Convention was signed in Paris in 1928 by representatives of 31 countries and governments, and was revised in 1948, 1966, 1972 and May 31, 1988.
The mission of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) is to promote economic, cultural, scientific and technological exchanges and development among countries around the world by coordinating and organizing world expositions. The standing office of the Bureau International is the Secretariat, and the Secretary-General is the top leader of the Bureau. The current Secretary-General is Mr. Losertes.
The Bureau of International Exhibitions has 154 member countries
The list is as follows:
◆European Region (30)
Austria, Belgium, Belarus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, United Kingdom, Greece , Hungary, Italy, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, Ireland, and Iceland.
◆North America (18)
Canada, United States, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, El Salvador, Grenada , Haiti, Mexico, Nicaragua, Saint Kitts and Neves, Saint Icente and Gentines, Saint Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago
◆South America (8)
Argentina, Colombia, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela, Brazil
◆Africa (11)
Algeria, Madagascar , Morocco, Namibia, Nigeria, Seychelles, South Africa, Tanzania, Congo, Tunisia, Uganda
◆Asia (18)
Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Laos, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mongolia, Oman, Philippines, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Thailand
◆Oceania (3)
Australia, Nauru, Palau
"Host cities and themes of previous World Expos"
"A century of progress" in Chicago, USA in 1933
"Adopted in Brussels, Belgium in 1935" "Competition for Peace"
1937 "Art and Technology in the Modern World" in Paris, France
1939 "Tomorrow's New World" in San Francisco, USA
1958 Brussels, Belgium" Science, Civilization and Humanity"
"Humanity in the Space Age", Seattle, USA, 1962
"Towards Peace through Understanding," New York, USA, 1964
Canada, 1967 "Humanity and the World" in Montreal
"Cultural Exchanges on the American Continent" in San Antonio, USA in 1968
"Progress and Harmony of Humanity" in Osaka, Japan in 1970
< p>1974 "Pollution-free Progress" in Spokane, USA1975 "Ocean - a promising future" in Okinawa, Japan
1982 "Energy - World" in Knoxville, USA "The driving force"
1984 "The World of Rivers - Water is the Source of Life" in New Orleans, USA
1985 "Residence and Environment Human Home Technology" in Tsukuba, Japan
1986 "Traffic and Transport" in Vancouver, Canada
1988 "Leisure Life in the Age of Technology" in Brisbane, Australia
1990 "Humanity and Nature" in Osaka, Japan
p>1992 "The Age of Discovery" in Seville, Spain
1992 "Columbus - Ships and Seas" in Genoa, Italy
1993 "New Takeoff" in Daejeon, South Korea "Road"
1998 "Ocean - Future Wealth" in Lisbon, Portugal
1999 "Man and Nature, Towards the 21st Century" in Kunming, China
< p>2000 "Humanity-Nature-Technology-Development" in Hanover, Germany2005 "Nature, City, Harmony - Art of Life" in Aichi, Japan
2008 Spain "Water and Sustainable Development" in Ragosa
"Better City, Better Life" in Shanghai, China in 2010
"World Expo Quotes"
"Only Nature is the real engineer” - British gardener Josephine Paxton
“Our country now has a symbol of freedom! ——President Grant
“Our human ancestors turned out to be outstanding artists. ”——Sotura, Spain
“Pursue the maximum with the minimum”——Buckminster Fuller
“One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind . This is both spiritual and technical. ”——Armstrong
“Atoms have been magnified 150 million times. We hope that mankind will make reasonable use of atomic energy”——Ander Watercairn
New China participated in Previous World Expos
From 1982 to the present, entrusted by the Chinese government, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade has organized the Chinese Pavilion to participate in the World Expo 10 times in the name of the country, namely:
1982. The "Energy" Expo in Knoxville, USA;
The "Water Source" Expo in New Orleans, USA in 1984;
The "Technology" Expo in Tsukuba, Japan in 1985;
1986 "Transportation" Expo in Vancouver, Canada;
1988 "Amateur Life in the Age of Technology" Expo in Brisbane, Australia;
1992 "Ship and Ocean" Expo in Genoa, Italy ;
1992 "Age of Discovery" Expo in Seville, Spain;
1993 "New Road to Takeoff" Expo in Daejeon, South Korea;
1998 The "Ocean - Future Wealth" Expo in Lisbon, Portugal in 2005;
The "Love the Earth" Expo in Aichi, Japan in 2005.
Among them, at the 1988 Brisbane, 1992 Seville and 1993 Daejeon World Expos, the China Pavilion was rated as a "Five-Star Pavilion" twice and once as the "Most Expo". "The best foreign hotel".