Exhibition name: China 2010 Shanghai World Expo
Venue: Shanghai city center on both sides of the Huangpu River, between the Nanpu Bridge and Lupu Bridge in the riverside area
Theme: Better City, Better Life
Duration: 2010.5.1-10.31, *** 184 days
Mascot: "Better City, Better Life" (Better City, Better Life), with a total investment of 45 billion yuan. p>
Mascot: Haibao
Exhibition category: General
Number of exhibitors: 240 national and regional organizations
Investment cost: about 45 billion yuan
The area of the venue: 5.28 square kilometers
Visitors: expected to be 70 million
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China Shanghai World Expo 2010 Pavilions
Initial Index: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z One Axis, Four Pavilions Expo Axis Chinese Pavilions Expo Theme Pavilions Expo Centers Expo Cultural Center
Country Pavilions Asia UAE Pavilion Oman Pavilion Pakistan Pavilion Kazakhstan Pavilion North Korea Pavilion Qatar Pavilion Lebanon Pavilion Nepal Pavilion Japan Pavilion Korea Pavilion Saudi Arabia Pavilion Sri Lanka Pavilion Turkmenistan Pavilion Iran Pavilion Israel Pavilion India Pavilion Vietnam Pavilion Philippines Pavilion Cambodia Pavilion Malaysia Pavilion Thailand Pavilion Brunei Pavilion Singapore Pavilion Indonesia Pavilion Maldives Pavilion Timor-Leste Pavilion Kyrgyz Pavilion Bangladesh Pavilion Mongolia Pavilion Myanmar Pavilion Yemen Pavilion Palestine Pavilion Jordan Pavilion Afghanistan Pavilion Syria Pavilion Laos Pavilion Uzbekistan Turkey Pavilion Armenia Azerbaijan Pavilion Cyprus Pavilion Georgia Pavilion
Europe Ireland Pavilion Estonia Pavilion Austria Pavilion Belarus Pavilion Belgium Pavilion Iceland Pavilion Bosnia and Herzegovina Pavilion Poland Pavilion Denmark Pavilion Germany Pavilion Russia Pavilion France Pavilion Finland Pavilion Netherlands Pavilion Czech Pavilion Latvia Pavilion Luxembourg Pavilion Romania Pavilion Monaco Pavilion Norway Pavilion Portugal Pavilion Sweden Pavilion Switzerland Pavilion Serbia Pavilion Slovakia Pavilion Ukraine Pavilion Spain Pavilion Greece Pavilion Hungary Pavilion Italy Pavilion Great Britain Bulgaria Pavilion Montenegro Pavilion Moldova Pavilion Malta Pavilion San Marino Pavilion Liechtenstein Pavilion
Americas Brazil Pavilion Colombia Pavilion Cuba Pavilion Canada Pavilion USA Pavilion Peru Pavilion Mexico Pavilion Venezuela Pavilion Chile Pavilion Antigua and Barbuda Pavilion Suriname Pavilion Belize Pavilion Ecuador Pavilion Uruguay Pavilion Panama Pavilion Nicaragua Pavilion Guatemala Pavilion Dominican Republic Pavilion Bolivia Pavilion Costa Rica Pavilion El Salvador Honduras Pavilion Paraguay Pavilion Grenada Pavilion Barbados Pavilion Bahamas Pavilion St. Vincent Pavilion St. Lucia Pavilion Haiti Pavilion St. Kitts and Nevis Pavilion Guyana Pavilion Dominica Pavilion
Africa Moroccan Pavilion Cameroon Pavilion Senegalese Pavilion Seychelles Pavilion Algerian Pavilion Egyptian Pavilion Tunisian Pavilion Libyan Pavilion South African Pavilion Nigerian Pavilion Zambia Pavilion Sierra Leone Pavilion Guinée Guinea Guinea-Bissau Pavilion Madagascar Mali Pavilion Malawi Pavilion Eritrea Pavilion Central Africa Pavilion Benin Pavilion Gambia Pavilion Mauritius Pavilion Mauritania Pavilion Uganda Pavilion Burundi Pavilion Rwanda Pavilion Chad Pavilion Niger Pavilion Ghana Pavilion Gabon Pavilion Djibouti Pavilion Congo Brazzaville Pavilion Congo, DRC Pavilion Togo Pavilion Equatorial Guinea Pavilion Sudan Pavilion Liberia Pavilion Cape Verde Pavilion Namibia Pavilion Tanzania Pavilion Kenya Pavilion C?te d'Ivoire Comoros Pavilion Zimbabwe Pavilion Ethiopia Pavilion Lesotho Pavilion Mozambique Pavilion Somalia Pavilion Botswana Pavilion
Oceania Australia Pavilion Pacific Union Pavilion New Zealand Pavilion
Thematic Pavilions City People Pavilion City Life Pavilion City Earth Pavilion City Footprint Pavilion City Future Pavilion
Localities Macao Pavilion Taiwan Pavilion Hong Kong Pavilion Hei Long Jiang Pavilion Beijing Pavilion Tianjin Pavilion Hebei Pavilion Jilin Pavilion Shanxi Pavilion Inner Mongolia Pavilion Liaoning Pavilion Zhejiang Pavilion Jiangsu Pavilion Anhui Pavilion Shanghai Pavilion Hunan Pavilion Hubei Pavilion Henan Pavilion Shandong Pavilion Jiangxi Pavilion Fujian Pavilion Xinjiang Pavilion Guangdong Pavilion Guangxi Pavilion Hainan Pavilion Chongqing Pavilion Sichuan Pavilion Guizhou Pavilion Yunnan Pavilion Ningxia Pavilion Qinghai Pavilion Gansu Pavilion Shaanxi Pavilion Tibet Pavilion
Enterprise Pavilion China Railway Pavilion State Grid Pavilion Korean Enterprise Pavilion Coca Cola Pavilion Shanghai Enterprise Pavilion Cisco Pavilion CPCICC Pavilion Aurora Pavilion PetroChina Pavilion Public Engagement Pavilion General Motors Pavilion Vanke Pavilion Information Communication Pavilion Yuanda Pavilion China Shipbuilding Pavilion China Aviation Pavilion Space Home Pavilion
Organization Pavilion World Trade Centers Association Pavilion International Information Development Network Pavilion World Meteorological Pavilion United Nations Joint Pavilion Red Cross and Red Crescent Pavilion Shanghai Cooperation Organization Pavilion International Federation for Public Transportation Pavilion World Water Council Pavilion WWF Pavilion Association of Southeast Asian Nations Pavilion Global Environment Facility Pavilion League of Arab States Pavilion International Bamboo and Rattan Organization Pavilion ICOM Pavilion Francophone Business Forum Pavilion Boao Forum for Asia Pavilion Caribbean ****some Organization Pavilion African Union Pavilion
Urban Best Practices Zone Ningbo Case Pavilion Xi'an Case Pavilion Mecca Case Pavilion Vancouver Case Pavilion Shanghai Case Pavilion Madrid Case Pavilion London Case Pavilion Hamburg Case Pavilion Alsace Case Pavilion Roanne Case Pavilion Macau Case Pavilion Chengdu Case Pavilion Odense Case Pavilion Roanne Lighting Case Pavilion
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2010 Shanghai World Expo China Pavilion rendering In December 1999, at the 126th plenary session of the International Exhibition Bureau, the Chinese government formally announced that it was going to organize the World Expo in Shanghai. In December 1999, at the 126th General Assembly of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE), the Chinese government officially announced its bid to host the 2010 World Expo. On March 17, 2000, the Chinese government set up the Committee for Bidding to Host the Shanghai World Expo 2010, with then State Councilor Wu Yi as the chairman. In May 2001, the Chinese government submitted a letter of application for organizing Expo 2010 Shanghai to the Bureau of International Exhibitions (BIE) through diplomatic channels. On January 30, 2002, the Chinese government submitted a report on the application for organizing the 2010 Shanghai World Expo to the Bureau of International Exhibitions. 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 People's Republic of China and Vice Premier of the State Council, led a Chinese delegation to attend the 132nd Plenary Session of the Bureau of International Exhibitions and made a presentation on the bid. On December 4, 2002, China was awarded the right to host the 2010 World Expo by a vote of the General Assembly of the International Exhibition Bureau.
[edit paragraph]Venue Location (Expo Location)
The venue of China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo is located in the area of Nanpu Bridge and Lupu Bridge, and is laid out along both sides of the Huangpu River in the urban area of Shanghai. The planned land area of the Expo site is 5.28 square kilometers, including 3.93 square kilometers for the Pudong portion and 1.35 square kilometers for the Puxi portion. The fenced area covers about 3.22 square kilometers.
[edit]Expo Theme (Expo Theme)
Theme (Expo Theme)
Theme: Better City, Better Life! China 2010 Shanghai World Expo PanoramaEnglish meaning: Better City , Better Life.
Sub-theme (Expo Sub-theme)
1. Integration of urban multiculturalism 2. Prosperity of urban economy 3. Interaction between city and countryside
[Editorial]Expo Goal
1. To raise public awareness of the challenges of the "urban age" and to provide possible solutions; 2. To promote the protection of urban heritage and to draw people's attention to healthy urban development; 3. To promote the concept of sustainable urban development and the successful implementation of the concept of sustainable urban development. To promote sustainable urban development concepts, successful practices and innovative technologies; to seek sustainable urban development models in developing countries; and to promote communication, integration and mutual understanding among human societies.
[Edit Paragraph]Exhibition Emblem (Expo Emblem)
The emblem of China 2010 Shanghai World Expo was created through a global call for entries and expert evaluation. It is a visual symbol that centrally reflects the concept. The emblem of Shanghai World Expo 2010 was announced on November 29, 2004 at the "Ceremony for the Unveiling of the Emblem of Shanghai World Expo 2010, China". The emblem pattern is based on the Chinese character "世", which is the original form of calligraphy creativity, and the number "2010". The design of the emblem is based on the Chinese character "世", which is the creative form of calligraphy, and is skillfully combined with the number "2010", complementing each other and expressing the strong desire of the Chinese people to hold a world-class, multicultural fusion exposition event. The emblem design looks like a family of three embracing each other in a figurative sense, which expresses the harmony of the family. In a broader sense, it can also represent all human beings including "you, me and him", which expresses the concept of "Understanding, Communication, Gathering and Cooperation" and the positive pursuit of people-oriented of Shanghai World Expo. The emblem, with green as the main color, is full of vitality and adds a sense of dynamism and meaning of upward movement, rising and brightness, expressing the creative passion of the Chinese people for the future and the pursuit of sustainable development.
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2010 Shanghai World Expo Mascot China 2010 Shanghai World Expo mascot, was unveiled on December 18, 2007 at 20:00 hours. The mascot was designed by Wu Yongjian and named "Hai Bao (HAIBAO)", which means "Treasure of the Four Seas", and the main body is in the shape of the blue character "人". The design of the mascot for the Shanghai World Expo is based on the interpretation of the theme "Better City, Better Life", and creatively chooses the Chinese character "人" as the creative point. The blue color of the mascot expresses the elements of earth, dream, ocean, future, science and technology, which is in line with the theme of "Better City, Better Life" of the Shanghai World Expo. The overall image of the mascot has a simple structure, simple message, easy to memorize, and suitable for dissemination. Although there is only one mascot, through the interpretation of actions and changes in clothing, it can be changed in many different ways, showing a variety of styles. "Water is the source of life. The mascot's main form is water, and its color is blue like the sea, indicating China's new posture of integrating into the world and embracing the world. Hai Bao embodies the ideal of multi-cultural integration of the city, the praise of economic prosperity and sustainable environmental development, the scientific and technological innovation of the city and the infinite possibilities of development. It embodies "people's" hope for the unlimited possibilities of technological innovation and development in the city; it also embodies "people's" wish for the remodeling of the urban community; and it also embodies "people's" vision for the prosperity of both the city and the countryside *** together. Haibao is the desire for a colorful life, the blessing of a colorful life, and the warm invitation of Shanghai, China to friends from all over the world. Taking the Chinese character "人" as the core idea, it 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 the character as the mascot design idea in the design of mascots for international large-scale events. Hair: like rolled waves, it looks lively and personalized, pointing out the regional characteristics and life source of the mascot's birthplace. Face: cartoonish and simple expression, friendly and full of confidence. Eyes: Big, round eyes, full of anticipation for the city of the future. Blue color: full of inclusiveness and imagination, symbolizing China, which is full of hope and potential for development. Body: rounded body, showing the beautiful feeling of living in harmony, cute and playful. Fist: Thumbs up, a sign of approval and welcome to friends all over the world. Big feet: standing firmly on the ground, becoming a strong support for the enthusiastic open arms, signaling China's ability and determination to host the World Expo. The mutually supportive structure of the Chinese character "人" also reveals the idea that a better life depends on you and me***. Only when all the "people" in the world support each other, and when people and nature, people and society, and people live in harmony with each other, will such a city make life better. The creative shape of the word "people" will become the mascot symbol and cultural icon of the World Expo in Shanghai, China, relying on the communication platform of the Shanghai World Expo.
[Edit Paragraph]Expo Theme Song
Expo Chinese Golden Song I The theme song of 2010 Shanghai World Expo, "Smile Shanghai", is a commemorative song for the 200-day (October 13, 2009) countdown to the World Expo. Lyrics: Chen Shaoqi (China's famous lyricist) Composer: Zhuang Dongxin (China's famous songwriter) Performed by: Andy Lau (China's famous actor and singer) Coco Lee (America's famous Chinese singer) JJ Lin (Singapore's famous Chinese singer) Fei Quan (China's famous music group) Zhang Liangying (China's famous singer) Xiao Jingteng (China's famous singer) Chen Qizhen (China's famous singer) and so on. 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 make it smile healthily together The heart of the world is speeding up its pulse, sending fresh air to every corner I love our city, I create our heaven and earth Today's perseverance is tomorrow's story The future has been inspired Fantasy has become real, making history a sunny day The fusion of every language, the color of lights, the map, the outline of the world, the new breakthroughs, every smile, every smile, every smile, every smile. Every smile blends with the color of the skin Let's find a better life The heart of the world pulses faster and sends fresh air to every corner I love our city, I create our world Today's perseverance is tomorrow's story The future is revealed Fantasy becomes real Let history be a sunny day I love our city, I create our world Today's perseverance is tomorrow's story The future is revealed I love our city I create our world Today's persistence is tomorrow's story The future has been enlightened Fantasy has become real Let history be a sunny day The Expo Chinese Golden Songs II Shanghai 2010[edit paragraph] Expo Participants
As of April 30, 2010, 200 countries and regions have participated in the Expo. 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, Seychelles, Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria, Djibouti, Benin, Central African **** and countries, Cote d'Ivoire, Angola, Egypt, Tanzania, Senegal, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Namibia, Sudan, Kenya, Morocco, Gabon, Cameroon, Rwanda, Tunisia, Sierra Leone, Madagascar, DRC, Uganda, Ethiopia, Mauritius, Niger, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Chad, Somalia, Ghana, Botswana, South Africa, Libya, Malawi, Gambia.
Regions or Organizations of American States
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, St. Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Colombia.
European Country Areas 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, FYROM*** and State of Macedonia, Romania, Ireland, Cyprus, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, San Marino, Norway, Slovakia, Estonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iceland, Malta, Slovenia, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Armenia, EU.
Asian National 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, Timor-Leste.
Areas or Organizations of Oceania Countries
New Zealand, Australia, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Palau, Tonga, Micronesia, Samoa, Fiji, Cook Islands, Niue, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru.
International Organizations
CIS Executive Committee, United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), World Bank, United Nations, World Water Council (WWC), United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), League of Arab States, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), African Union (AU), World Meteorological Organization (WMO), South Pacific Tourism World Meteorological Organization, South Pacific Tourism Organization, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, Pacific Islands Forum, World Trade Centers Association, Boao Forum for Asia, Caribbean Community, Caribbean Development Bank, United Nations Children's Fund, World Wide Fund for Nature, United Nations Population Fund, Eastern and Southern Africa **Markets Together, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, International Telecommunication Union, International Network for the Development of Information (INFODEVEL), Forum Francophone des Affaires, Global Environment Facility, World Health Organization, International Energy Agency, UN-Habitat, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, United Cities and Local Governments, Association of Southeast Asian Nations, European Organization for the Exploitation of Meteorological Satellites (EUMETSAT), Group on Earth Observations (GEO), Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), International Maritime Organization (IMO), Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF), United Nations Environment Programme World Intellectual Property Organization, Public **** Transport International Association, International Council of Museums, International Network for Bamboo and Rattan, World Trade Organization, Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
[Editorial] Distribution of Pavilions (Distribution of Pavilions)
The Shanghai World Expo venues are set up for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in China, and are divided into A-E areas. Area A: China National Pavilion, in addition to Southeast Asia, other Asian countries national pavilions. Area B: Theme Pavilion, Southeast Asia and Oceania part of the National Pavilion, International Organizations Pavilion, Public **** Activity Center, Performing Arts Center. Area C: National Pavilions of Europe, America and Africa. Area D: Some corporate pavilions. Area E: some corporate pavilions, urban civilization pavilions, urban best practice areas. Significance of holding the World Expo is a station of human civilization. Since the "Universal Industrial Exposition" in London in 1851, the World Expo has increasingly become a global economic, scientific and cultural event, and an important stage for people of all countries to summarize their historical experience, exchange their wisdom and talents, embody the spirit of cooperation, and look forward to the future development. China, with a long history of oriental civilization, is a country that loves international exchanges and advocates world peace. China has obtained the right to host the 2010 World Expo, which is the first time that a registered world expo is held in a developing country, reflecting the international community's support and trust in China's reform and opening-up path, and also reflecting the world's attention and expectations for China's future development. Volunteer team this time the team size is magnificent, is China's current population of one-thirtieth.
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Volunteer Emblem (Volunteer Emblem)
The main body of the volunteer logo of China's World Expo 2010 Shanghai consists of the Chinese character "heart", The main body of the volunteer logo for the Shanghai World Expo 2010 consists of the Chinese character "heart", the English letter "V", and a dove of peace flying with an olive branch in its beak. It is similar to the World Expo emblem "世", which expresses the volunteers' heart and enthusiasm while presenting the personality of Chinese culture. "V" is the initial letter of "Volunteer", which elaborates the group represented by the logo and gives it a clear meaning; the flying dove represents Shanghai and symbolizes peace and love. The flying dove of peace represents Shanghai and symbolizes peace and love, while the olive branch signifies sustainable development and hope, carrying on the theme of "Better City, Better Life" of the World Expo.
Volunteer Slogan
Main Slogan The world is in front of you, we are by your side. (At Your Service at EXPO) SubSlogan (SubSlogan) Willing, willing, I am. (My Will, My Help, My Joy) Our City, Your Joy is more lovely. (Our City,Your Joy) 2010,We are together. (2010,We're Together as One)
Volunteer Song
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[edit Ticket Price)Shanghai World Expo Weekday Discount Tickets 2010 Shanghai World Expo ticket base price of 160 yuan, in order to balance the flow of visitors, the ticket price will be based on different times, different groups of people based on the base price of up and down. For example, in order to divert the flow of visitors to the Shanghai World Expo during the day, it is intended to open a special night scene, the visit time of five hours, mainly to attract local citizens in Shanghai, and encourage people to avoid the daytime peak, the night scene ticket price will be relatively cheap.
Ticket types and sales
The ticket types will take into account all kinds of people, divided into individual tickets and group tickets, of which the group tickets are divided into two kinds of general group tickets and student group tickets, and will take a variety of measures to promote the sales of group tickets. Ticket sales will take the form of both self-operated and agency.
Tickets authenticity identification method
The first: is the eye. In the natural light or light, you can use the naked eye to directly observe, the translucent wave pattern on the front of the ticket, flat view was bronze, tilt angle observation was green; ticket front of the lower end of the text of the background color flat view was gold red, tilt angle observation was green; in the back of the ticket, change the angle of the irregular distribution of square pearlescent sequins can be observed, and the ticket into one; on the glare of perspective, you can clearly see the ring of antennae Shadow; the lower end of the back of the ticket is printed with skeletonized white letters and numbers composed of codes. The second one: is hand touch. The surface of the text at the lower end of the front of the ticket has an obvious granular roughness when touched. The third one: is with the help of ultraviolet light. The front of the ticket is randomly distributed with red, blue and green fibers; the back of the ticket can be seen in the middle of the green Shanghai World Expo emblem, theme text and mascot design. 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 coins Product No. C89-010600 Product Description: The People's Bank of China is scheduled to issue on June 10, 2009, China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Gold and Silver Commemorative Coin (Group 1) set. The set of 3 commemorative coins***, including 1 gold coin and 2 silver coins, which are legal tender of the People's Republic of China The 1/3 ounce round gold commemorative coins are refined coins containing 1/3 ounce of pure gold, with a diameter of 23 millimeters, a denomination of 150 yuan, and a fineness of 99.9%, with a maximum mintage of 50,000 coins. The 1 ounce round silver commemorative coins are refined coins (2 coins), containing 1 ounce of pure silver, with a diameter of 40 millimeters, a denomination of 10 yuan, and a fineness of 99.9%, with a maximum mintage of 70,000 coins each.
[Editorial] Expo Park Transportation (Expo Park Transportation)
By rail is the most convenient and reliable public **** transportation in Shanghai, the eve of the World Expo, Shanghai has opened 11 rail lines, from Line 1 until Line 13, of which Line 10 and Line 12 has not yet opened, which 11 rail transit "on the sky into the ground", between each other can be convenient to transfer, has constituted a fast public **** transportation network covering the entire urban area of Shanghai and part of the suburbs. Which leads to the World Expo Park Pudong Puxi 9 entrances and exits *** there are 5 rail transit can be reached, respectively, Line 4, Line 6, Line 7, Line 8, No. 13 Expo special line. Line 4: City Loop, Puxi Expo Park Luban Road entrance (Luban Road Station), you can enter the Expo Park D (Comprehensive Pavilion) Transfer: Line 1 (Shanghai Railway Station, Shanghai Stadium) Line 2 (Zhongshan Park, Pudong Century Boulevard) Line 3 (Baoshan Road to Yishan Road) Line 8 (Xizang South Road) Line 6: the final starting point station: Gangcheng Road - Jiyang Road, Pudong Expo Park Gaoke West Road Entrance (Gaoke West Road Station) can enter the Expo Park Area A (Asia Pavilion). Interchange: Line 2, Line 4 (Century Avenue) Line 4 (Lancun Road) Line 7 (Gaoke West Road) Line 8 (Jiyang Road) Line 7: Final Starting Point: Meilan Lake - Huamu, Pudong Expo Area Houtan Entrance (Houtan Station), Changqing Entrance (Changqing Station) to enter Area C (Europe and America Pavilion) Yaohua Road Main Entrance (Yaohua Road Station) to enter Area A/B, Expo Axis, China National Pavilion, Expo Center, Expo Culture Center, Theme Pavilions, etc. Yuntai Road Entrance (Yuntai Road Station) can enter the Asian Pavilion in Area A, Gaoke West Road Entrance (Gaoke West Road Station) can enter the Japanese Pavilion in Area A, etc.), Interchange: Line 1 (Changshu Road) Line 2 (Jing'an Temple Longyang Road) Line 3, Line 4 (Zhenping Road) Line 4 (Dong'an Road) Line 6 (Gaoke West Road) Line 8 (Yaohua Road) Line 9 (Zhaojiabang Road) Line 8: Final Starting Point: Shiguang Road -Aerospace Museum, Puxi World Expo Entrance on Xizang South Road (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 Xizang Road) Line 6 (Jiyang Road) Line 7 (Yaohua Road) Line 9 (Lujiabang Road). Expo Line No. 13: Final starting point: Madang Road - Expo Avenue, Puxi Expo Park Luban Road Entrance (Luban Road Station) Pudong Expo Avenue Station. Transfer: Line 9 (Madang Road) 2010 Shanghai Expo Opening Ceremony (2010 Shanghai Expo Opening Ceremony) April 30, 2010 at 20:10, the opening ceremony of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo was held. Song Zuying and Jackie Chan led the singing of "Harmony and Joy" Opening Ceremony Processes (Opening Ceremony Processes)