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Exhibition Location (Expo Location)

Exhibition Theme ( Expo Theme) Theme (Expo Theme)

Sub-theme (Expo Sub-theme)

Exhibition Goal (Expo Goal)

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Expo Mascot

Three Chinese Golden Songs of the World Expo (Expo Theme Song)

Exhibitors (Expo Participants) African countries, regions or organizations

American countries, regions or organizations

European countries, regions or organizations

Asian countries, regions or organizations

Oceania countries, regions or organizations

International Organizations

Distribution of Pavilions

Shanghai World Expo Volunteers (Expo 2010 Volunteer) Volunteer Emblem

Volunteer Slogan

Volunteer Song

Image Ambassadors

Organization Committee

Meaning of Holding Expo

Explanation on Expo Theme Theme Analysis

Sub-theme Analysis

World Expo Tickets ( Expo Tickets) Ticket Price

Ticket Types and Sales Methods

How to Identify Authentic and False Tickets

Expo Park Transportation Opening Ceremony Opening Ceremony Processes

Bidding Process

Expo Location

Exhibition Theme Expo Theme

Expo Sub-theme

Expo Goal

Expo Emblem

Exhibition auspiciousness Expo Mascot

Expo Theme Song

Exhibitors (Expo Participants) African countries or organizations

American countries Or organizations

European countries, regions or organizations

Asian countries, regions or organizations

Oceania countries, regions or organizations

International organizations

Distribution of Pavilions Shanghai World Expo Volunteers (Expo 2010 Volunteer)

Volunteer Logo (Volunteer Emblem) Volunteer Slogan (Volunteer Song) Image Ambassadors (Image Ambassadors) Organization Committee (Organization Committee) Meaning of Holding Expo (Explanation on Expo Theme)

Topic Analysis Subtopic Analysis Expo Tickets

Ticket Price Ticket Types and Sales Methods How to Identify Authenticity of Tickets Expo Park Transportation

Opening Ceremony Processes

[Edit this paragraph] Bidding Process

Rendering of the China Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in December 1999 , at the 126th plenary session of the Bureau International des Expositions, the Chinese government officially announced its bid to host the 2010 World Expo. On March 17, 2000, the Chinese government established the 2010 Shanghai World Expo Bidding Committee, with then State Councilor Wu Yi serving as the chairman. In May 2001, the Chinese government submitted an application letter to the Bureau International des Expositions through diplomatic channels to host the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. On January 30, 2002, the Chinese government submitted a bid report for hosting the 2010 Shanghai World Expo to the Bureau International des Expositions. From November 29 to December 5, 2002, Li Lanqing, then member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and Vice Premier of the State Council, led the Chinese delegation to attend the 132nd plenary session of the Bureau International des Expositions and made a bid statement. On December 4, 2002, China won the right to host the 2010 World Expo after a vote at the International Exhibition Bureau General Assembly.

[Edit this paragraph] Venue Location (Expo Location)

China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo venue is located in the Nanpu Bridge and Lupu Bridge areas, and along both sides of the Huangpu River in urban Shanghai layout. The planned land area of ??the Expo Park is 5.28 square kilometers, including 3.93 square kilometers in Pudong District and 1.35 square kilometers in Puxi District. The fenced area covers approximately 3.22 square kilometers.

[Edit this paragraph] Exhibition Theme (Expo Theme)

Theme (Expo Theme)

Theme: City, make life better! China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Panorama English meaning: Better City, Better Life.

Sub-theme (Expo Sub-theme)

1. The integration of urban multi-culture 2. The prosperity of urban economy 3 .Innovation of urban science and technology 4. Reshaping of urban communities 5. Interaction between city and countryside

[Edit this paragraph] Exhibition Goal (Expo Goal)

1. Increase public awareness of " 2. Promote the protection of urban heritage and make people pay more attention to healthy urban development; 3. Promote the concept of sustainable urban development, successful practice and innovation technology; seek sustainable urban development models in developing countries; 4. Promote exchanges, integration and mutual understanding of human society.

[Edit this paragraph] Expo Emblem

The emblem of China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo was produced through global collection and expert review. It is a visual symbol that reflects the concept.

The 2010 Shanghai World Expo emblem was announced at the "China 2010 Shanghai World Expo emblem unveiling ceremony" on November 29, 2004. The emblem uses the Chinese character "世" as the calligraphy creative prototype, and is cleverly combined with the number "2010" to complement each other and express It reflects the strong desire of the Chinese people to hold a world-class and multi-cultural expo event. The image of the emblem looks like a family of three embracing each other and enjoying each other, which expresses the harmony of the family. In a broad sense, it can represent all mankind including "you, me, and him", expressing the World Expo's concept of "understanding, communication, gathering, and cooperation" and the Shanghai World Expo's people-oriented active pursuit. The emblem uses green as the main color, which is full of life and vitality, adding upward, rising, and bright dynamics and connotations, expressing the Chinese people's creative passion for the future and pursuing sustainable development.

[Edit this paragraph] Expo Mascot (Expo Mascot)

2010 Shanghai World Expo Mascot China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo mascot was announced at 20:00 on December 18, 2007 . The mascot was designed by Wu Yongjian and named "HAIBAO", which means "treasure of the four seas". The main body is shaped like a blue "human". The design of the mascot for the Shanghai World Expo creatively selected the Chinese character "人" as a creative point from the perspective of interpreting the theme of "Better City, Better Life". The blue color of the mascot represents the earth, dreams, oceans, future, technology and other elements, in line with the Shanghai World Expo's theme of "Better City, Better Life". The overall image structure of the mascot is simple, the message is simple, easy to remember, and easy to spread. Although there is only one, through action interpretation and clothing changes, it can be ever-changing, with different shapes and styles, showing a variety of styles. "The best is like water." Water is the source of life. The main form of the mascot is water, and its color is blue like the sea, which shows China's new attitude of integrating into and embracing the world. Haibao embodies "people's" ideals for urban multi-cultural integration; it embodies "people's" praise for economic prosperity and environmentally sustainable development; it embodies "people's" expectations for urban technological innovation and infinite possibilities for development; It also embodies "people's" desire to reshape urban communities; it also embodies "people's" vision of the coexistence of cities and rural areas. Haibao is the yearning for colorful life, the blessing for colorful life, and also the warm invitation of Shanghai, China to friends from all over the world. Taking the Chinese character "人" as the core creative idea not only reflects the characteristics of Chinese culture, but also echoes the design concept of the Shanghai World Expo emblem. It is an innovation to be the first to use text as a mascot design idea for international large-scale events. Hair: Like rolling waves, it looks lively and individual, highlighting the regional characteristics and source of life of the mascot’s birthplace. Face: Cartoon simple expression, friendly and confident. Eyes: Big, round eyes, full of expectations for the future city. Blue: full of inclusiveness and imagination, symbolizing a China full of development hope and potential. Body: The round body shows the beautiful feeling of harmonious life, cute and playful. Fist: A raised thumb is a sign of approval and welcome to friends from all over the world. Big feet: Standing firmly on the ground and becoming a strong support for the enthusiastically outstretched arms, it indicates that China has the ability and determination to successfully host the World Expo. The mutually supporting structure of the word "人" also reveals the concept that a better life depends on the creation of you and me. Only when "people" all over the world support each other and live in harmony with nature, people and society, and people with each other, will such a city make life better. The creative shape of the word "人" relies on the communication platform of the Shanghai World Expo and will surely become an auspicious symbol and cultural symbol of the Shanghai World Expo in China.

[Edit this paragraph] Three Chinese Golden Songs for the World Expo (Expo Theme Song)

The first Chinese Golden Song for the World Expo is the 2010 Shanghai World Expo theme song "Smiling Shanghai", which is the 200-day countdown to the World Expo ( October 13, 2009) commemorative song. Lyricist: Chen Shaoqi (well-known Chinese lyricist) Composer: Zhuang Dongxin (well-known Chinese songwriter) Singer: Andy Lau (well-known Chinese actor and singer) Coco Lee (well-known American Chinese singer) JJ Lin (well-known Chinese singer in Singapore) Yu Quan (well-known Chinese music writer) Group) Jane Zhang (well-known Chinese singer) Jam Hsiao (well-known Chinese singer) Chen Qizhen (well-known Chinese singer), etc.

Lyrics: If we are the cells of the city, please use all your strength to make it run. If the city is the cells of the earth, let’s work together to make it a healthy smile. The heart of the world is speeding up the pulse. Send fresh air to every corner. I love our city. I created it. Our world, today’s persistence is tomorrow’s story, the future is inspired, fantasy becomes reality, history becomes a sunny day, each language merges with the color of the light, the outline of the map develops new breakthroughs, each smiley face merges with the color of the skin, allowing us to discover more. The heart of a good living world is accelerating its pulse. Send fresh air to every corner. I love our city and I create our world. Today’s persistence is tomorrow’s story. The future is inspired. Fantasy becomes reality. Let history become a sunny day. I love our city, I created our world, today’s persistence is the story of tomorrow, the future is inspired, fantasy becomes reality, let history become a sunny day, I love our city, I create our world, today’s persistence is the story of tomorrow. The future has been inspired, fantasy has become reality, and history has become a sunny day. World Expo Chinese Golden Song 2 2010 Shanghai [Edit this paragraph] Exhibitors (Expo Participants)

As of April 30, 2010, 200 countries and 45 international organizations have confirmed their participation in the Shanghai World Expo.

African countries, regions or organizations

Algeria, Burundi, Togo, Eritrea, Cape Verde, Congo (Brazzaville), Guinea, Comoros, Lesotho, Mali, Mauritania, Serbia Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria, Djibouti, Benin, Central African Republic, C?te d'Ivoire, Angola, Egypt, Tanzania, Senegal, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia, Sudan, Kenya, Morocco, Gabon, Cameroon, Rwanda, Tunisia , Sierra Leone, Madagascar, Congo (DRC), Uganda, Ethiopia, Mauritius, Niger, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Chad, Somalia, Ghana, Botswana, South Africa, Libya, Malawi, Gambia.

American countries, regions or organizations

Cuba, Canada, Dominica, Bolivia, United States, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Peru , Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Suriname, Ecuador, Venezuela, Grenada, Mexico, Nicaragua, Brazil, Antigua and Barbuda, El Salvador, Dominica, Barbados, Bahamas, Panama, Paraguay, Honduras, Belize, Saint Lucia, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Colombia.

European countries, regions or organizations

France, Netherlands, Monaco, Switzerland, Ukraine, Italy, Spain, Hungary, Germany, Croatia, United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Poland, Luxembourg, Albania, Turkey , Belgium, Lithuania, Montenegro, Moldova, Belarus, Russia, Portugal, Serbia, Finland, Azerbaijan, Greece, Czech Republic, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Ireland, Cyprus, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, San Marino, Norway, Slovakia, Estonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland, Malta, Slovenia, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Armenia, European Union.

Asian countries, regions or organizations

China, Pakistan, Bahrain, Cambodia, Mongolia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Singapore, Vietnam, Myanmar, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan , Uzbekistan, Philippines, Malaysia, Laos, Yemen, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Brunei, Lebanon, Georgia, Thailand, Iraq, Oman, Iran, Maldives, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, United Arab Emirates , Syria, North Korea, Jordan, Israel, Qatar, East Timor.

Oceania countries, regions or organizations

New Zealand, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Palau, Tonga, Micronesia, Samoa, Fiji, Cook Islands, New York Ethiopia, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru.

International Organizations

Executive Committee of the Commonwealth of Independent States, United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, World Tourism Organization, United Nations Industrial Development Organization, World Bank, United Nations, World Water Council, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, League of Arab States, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, African Union, World Meteorological Organization, South Pacific Tourism Organization, UNESCO, Pacific Islands Forum, World Trade Center Association, Boao Forum for Asia, Caribbean Community, Caribbean Development Bank, United Nations Children's Fund, World Wildlife Fund, United Nations Population Fund, Eastern and Southern African Market, United Nations Refugee Agency, International Telecommunication Union, International Information Development Network, Francophone Business Forum, Global Environment Facility, World Health Organization, International Energy Agency, United Nations Habitat, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Joint Organization of Cities and Local Governments, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, European Organization for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites, Earth Observation Organization, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, International Atomic Energy Agency, International Maritime Organization, United Nations Program on AIDS, United Nations Capital Development Fund, United Nations Environment Program, World Intellectual Property Organization, International Federation of Public Transport, International Council of Museums, International Bamboo and Rattan Organization, World Trade Organization, Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

[Edit this paragraph] Distribution of Pavilions (Distribution of Pavilions)

The Shanghai World Expo venues are set up in China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo and are divided into areas A-E. Area A: China National Pavilion and other Asian countries pavilions except Southeast Asia. Area B: theme pavilion, pavilion of some countries in Southeast Asia and Oceania, international organization pavilion, public event center, and performing arts center. Area C: National pavilions from Europe, America and Africa. Area D: Some enterprise pavilions. Area E: some enterprise pavilions, urban civilization pavilions, and urban best practice areas. Significance of the World Expo is a stop for human civilization. Since the "Exhibition of Industries of All Nations" in London in 1851, World Expos have increasingly become a grand event in the global economic, technological and cultural fields, and an important stage for people from all over the world to summarize historical experience, exchange ingenuity, embody the spirit of cooperation, and look forward to future development. China, which has a long history of oriental civilization, is a country that loves international exchanges and advocates world peace. China has won the right to host the 2010 World Expo. This is the first time that a registered World Expo has been held in a developing country. It reflects the international community's support and trust in China's reform and opening up path, and also reflects the attention and expectations of people around the world for China's future development. Hope. The scale of the volunteer team this time is huge, accounting for one-thirtieth of China's current population.

[Edit this paragraph] Shanghai World Expo Volunteer (Expo 2010 Volunteer)

Volunteer Emblem

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Volunteer Logo The main body of the Shanghai World Expo volunteer logo is composed of the Chinese character "heart", the English letter "V", and a flying dove of peace holding an olive branch in its mouth. Similar to the World Expo emblem "世", it not only presents the personality of Chinese culture, but also expresses the "heart" and enthusiasm of the volunteers. "V" is the first letter of "Volunteer" in English, which explains the group represented by the logo and gives it a clear meaning; the flying peace dove represents Shanghai and also symbolizes peace and friendship, and the olive branch means sustainable development and hope. Inheriting the Expo theme of "Better City, Better Life".

Volunteer Slogan

Main Slogan The world is in front of you, and we are by your side. (At Your Service at EXPO) SubSlogan: Where the ambition is, I am willing, I am. (My Will, My Help, My Joy) The city is cuter with me. (Our City, Your Joy) 2010, our hearts are together.

(2010, We're Together as One)

Volunteer Song

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[Editor[edit this paragraph] World Expo Tickets ( Expo Tickets)

Ticket Price

Shanghai World Expo weekday discount tickets. The base price of Shanghai World Expo 2010 tickets is RMB 160. In order to balance the flow of visitors, the ticket price will be based on The base price will fluctuate at different times and for different groups of people. For example, in order to divert the flow of visitors to the Shanghai World Expo during the day, it is planned to open a night show with a visiting time of 5 hours. It will mainly attract local Shanghai residents and encourage citizens to avoid daytime peak hours and night shows. The ticket price will be relatively cheap.

Ticket types and sales methods

The ticket types will take into account all types of people, and are divided into individual tickets and group tickets, of which group tickets are divided into ordinary tickets. There are two types of group tickets and student group tickets, and various measures will be taken to promote the sales of group tickets. Ticket sales will be conducted through self-operated and agent methods.

The first one is to see with the naked eye. Under natural light or lighting, you can directly observe it with the naked eye. The translucent wave pattern on the front of the ticket appears bronze when viewed from an angle, and the background color of the text on the lower edge of the ticket appears golden when viewed from an angle. Red, green when viewed at an angle; on the back of the ticket, irregularly distributed square pearlescent sequins can be observed at different angles, integrating with the ticket; under strong light perspective, the ring-shaped antenna shadow can be clearly seen; there is a hollow printed on the lower end of the back of the ticket The code consists of white letters and numbers. The second type is the touch of the hand. The surface of the text on the front of the ticket is obviously grainy and rough. The third type is the random distribution of red, blue and green on the front of the ticket. Three-color fiber; the green Shanghai World Expo emblem, theme text and mascot pattern can be seen in the center of the ticket. Expo Gold and Silver Souvenir Coins Product Name: 2010 Shanghai World Expo "A Set of 1 Gold and 2 Silver". 1/3 ounce gold and silver coin product number C89-010600 Product description: The People's Bank of China is scheduled to issue a set of China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo gold and silver commemorative coins (Group 1) on June 10, 2009.** *3 coins, including 1 gold coin and 2 silver coins, all of which are legal tender of the People's Republic of China. The 1/3 ounce round gold commemorative coin is a refined coin, containing 1/3 ounce of pure gold, with a diameter of 23 mm. The face value is 150 yuan, the fineness is 99.9%, and the maximum circulation is 50,000 pieces. The 1-ounce round silver commemorative coin is a proof coin (2 pieces), contains 1 ounce of pure silver, has a diameter of 40 mm, the face value is 10 yuan, the fineness is 99.9%, and the maximum circulation is 50,000 pieces. The quantity is 70,000 pieces each.

[Edit this paragraph] Expo Park Transportation (Expo Park Transportation)

Taking rail transportation is the most convenient and reliable public transportation in Shanghai. *Transportation, on the eve of the World Expo, Shanghai has opened 11 rail transit lines, from Line 1 to Line 13, of which Line 10 and Line 12 have not yet been opened. These 11 rail transit lines "go up to the sky and go down to the ground" and interact with each other. It is easy to transfer between them, forming a fast public transportation network covering the entire urban area and some suburbs of Shanghai. Among them, there are 9 entrances and exits to Pudong and Puxi of the World Expo Park, which can be reached by 5 rail transits, namely Line 4, Line 6, Line 7, Line 8 and Line 13 Expo Line. Line 4: City Ring Line, Puxi World Expo Park Luban Road Entrance (Luban Road Station), you can enter the Expo Park D Area (Comprehensive Hall) Transfer: Line 1 (Shanghai Railway Station, Shanghai Stadium) Line 2 (Zhongshan Park, Pudong Century Avenue) Line 3 (Baoshan Road to Yishan Road) Line 8 (Xizang South Road) Line 6: Final starting point: Gangcheng Road-Jiyang Road, Pudong Expo Park Gaoke West Road entrance (Gaoke West Road Station) Can enter Area A (Asia Pavilion) of the Expo.

Transfer: Line 2, Line 4 (Century Avenue) Line 4 (Lancun Road) Line 7 (Gaoke West Road) Line 8 (Jiyang Road) Line 7: Final starting point: Lake Meilan - Flowers and trees, Pudong Expo Park Houtan entrance (Houtan Station), Changqing entrance (Changqing Station) can enter the European and American Pavilion in Area C) Yaohua Road main entrance (Yaohua Road Station) can enter Area A/B, Expo axis, China National Pavilion, World Expo Center, World Expo Cultural Center, Theme Pavilion, etc. The Yuntai Road entrance (Yuntai Road Station) can enter the Asian Pavilion in Area A, and the Gaoke West Road entrance (Gaoke West Road Station) can enter the Japanese Pavilion in Area A, etc.), transfer: Line 1 (Changshu Road) Line 2 ( Jing'an Temple Longyang Road) Line 3 and 4 (Zhenping Road) Line 4 (Dongan Road) Line 6 (Gaoke West Road) Line 8 (Yaohua Road) Line 9 (Zhaojiabang Road) Line 8 : Final starting point: Shiguang Road - Aerospace Museum, Puxi Expo Park Tibet South Road entrance (Xizang South Road) Pudong Yaohua Road main entrance (Yaohua Road). Transfer: Line 1 and 2 (People’s Square) Line 3 (Hongkou Football Stadium) Line 4 (South Tibet Road) Line 6 (Jiyang Road) Line 7 (Yaohua Road) Line 9 (Lujiabang Road) ). Expo Line No. 13: Final starting point: Madang Road - World Expo Avenue, Puxi World Expo Park Luban Road entrance (Luban Road Station) Pudong World Expo Avenue Station. Transfer: Line 9 (Madang Road) 2010 Shanghai Expo Opening Ceremony At 20:10 on April 30, 2010, the opening ceremony of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo was held. Song Zuying and Jackie Chan led the singing of "Harmonious Song" Opening Ceremony Processes