Of epic proportions and with a tumultuous but fascinating history, China is an unfathomable land of contrast and diversity. Now once again a major player on the global stage and increasingly accessible to outside visitors, China invites you to explore its cultural wealth and marvel at its natural abundance Travel now to a magical and blossoming land!
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Zone A
Zone A: China Pavilion & International Pavilions (some Asian countries)
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The China Pavilion is designed with the concept of "Oriental Crown." It consists of the 47,000-square-meter Chinese national pavilion, 38,000-square-meter Regional joint pavilion and 3,300-square-meter pavilion of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. The organizer will mainly exhibit the country's achievements in urban development from ancient through modern times. |
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| Japan: Harmony between the Human Heart & Technology |
Israel: Innovation of Better life | UAE: Energy of development |
Zone B
Zone B: World Expo Centre, Performance Centre & Southeast Asian and Oceania Pavilions
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Four Pavilions along the Central Axis are the Major permanent buildings within the Expo Site, They Refer to the Expo Boulevard, China Pavilion, Theme Pavilions, Expo Center, and Expo Performance Center. The Expo Axis is the main axis in Pudong Expo Site, leading to the four pavilions through overhead and underground connections. |
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| Theme Pavilions | Expo Performance Center | World Expo Center |
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Australian government had made an unprecedented investment in the Shanghai Expo. The country will showcase the way it keeps a balance between urban construction and the natural environment with the theme "Mastering the challenges: Australia's smart solutions for our urban future." It will be a place for people to explore and re-visit over the six months, to experience the diversity of Australia's stories, lifestyle and culture. |
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| New Zealand: Life between Sky and Earth |
Meteo World Pavilion | Center of Entertainment |
Zone C
Zone C: International Pavilions (European, American and African countries)
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Britain has chosen a fascinating ‘lit cube’ design for its national pavilion at the World Expo 2010 Shanghai. It looks like a huge gift box from the UK to China. Inside the pavilion there will be an exhibition about "bringing nature back into the city." The pavilion will be as ecological as possible and the designers are trying to make all the aspects recyclable and carbon-neutral. |
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| Canada: Active inhabitable city |
Italy: City of ideals, city of human |
France: City of Sensibility |
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| Dutch Pavilion: Street of Fun |
Germany: Harmonious city |
Norway: Powered by Nature |
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| Denmark: Welfairytales |
Poland: People Create Cities |
Swiss: Outline of Future World |
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| Czech: Fruits of Civilization |
Finland: Sharing Inspiration |
Luxembourg: Forest & fortress |
Zone D
Zone D: Corporate Pavilions Clusters
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Shanghai Corporate Joint Pavilion will be divided into four areas: "Voice of Shanghai", "Approach to the Huangpu River", "Roadmap of Shanghai", and "Travel in Future", where the visitors may enjoy a 17-minute-long interactive experience to evoke Shanghai corporations’ speculation on their responsibilities to build a better city and better life for the people. |
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| Japanese Corporate Pavilion |
Aurora Group's corporate pavilion |
Culture State Grid Pavilion |
Zone E
Zone E: Corporate Pavilions, Theme Pavilion, Urban Best Practices Area
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World Expo Shanghai has chosen more than 55 projects - to exhibit in the Urban Best Practices Area of the Expo site. It offers a stage for cities around the world to propose their solutions to urban issues from different perspectives. It demonstrates various widely recognized, innovative, and valuable urban practice plans. |
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| Eco-house in Shanghai |
Pavilion of Urban Future |
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