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| South Africa Pavilion Theme: Rise of a Modern Economy – Ke Nako! National Pavilion Day: August 9 Натиснете тук The pavilion adopts a simple design to create a peaceful and quiet atmosphere. The arch door looks like a huge canopy, while the interior is decorated with textures in various colors, which signifies the diversity of South African culture and its confidence for creating a better life for people. Highlight 1: National Features Each iconic image of South Africa is framed and emphasized with halos. Zebra patterns on chair pads remind visitors of the natural scenery in South Africa. Highlight 2: Full Color Display Screens Full color display screens are installed at the exterior core zones to emphasize original South African cultures with images and sounds. Highlight 3: Characteristic Patio Inside the pavilion is a patio with round pads made of ostrich leather on top. Around the body of the patio are timbers for decoration, which resemble the traditional village and fences of South Africa and symbolize the core of its culture: humanity.   Редактирано от - softwind на 14/8/2010 г/ 10:54:34 |
| Romania Pavilion Theme: Greenopolis Highlights: A "Green Apple" Changing Colors National Pavilion Day: July 29 Pavilion Area: Around 2, 000 Square Meters Натиснете тук Натиснете тук  The design concept of the Romania Pavilion evolves around the color and environmental implications of "green," inspired by the apple, the most popular fruit in Romania and representing a "green city," healthy life and the concept of sustainable development. The Romania Pavilion is divided into two parts: a huge green apple and a slice of an apple lying on the ground. The exhibition includes three sections - "Millennium in Retrospect, "Social and urban development promoted by history and nature" and "City life close to nature." The pavilion will also demonstrate the charm of Romania to visitors from all over the world with traditional dance performances, ethnic costume exhibitions and other activities. Highlight 1: Review of Classic Romanian Films During Expo 2010, visitors will be able to view classic Romanian films which had a lasting impression on its people, such as "Stefan cel Mare" (1974) and "Mihai Viteazul" (1970). Sowing these old films is designed to generate a sense of nostalgia and to highlight the rapid development that has occurred in Romania in a relatively short amount of time. Highlight 2: A "Green Apple" Changing Colors The exterior of the Romania Pavilion is constructed from glass, while the interior is composed primarily of steel. The designers will illuminate the "green apple" with a multitude of different lights and colors to draw attention during the dark evenings. Highlight 3: 24-Hour Cultural Performance The principle element of the five-story "green apple" is an apple with a small bite. The most important floor will function as a 24-hour stage for Romanian cultural performances ranging from classical to modern. Dancers will dress in traditional costumes to showcase the expansive customs of the country. Highlight 4: A "Slice of Apple" As part of the "green apple," the "slice of apple" will showcase the history and scenery of Romanian cities, especially the capital, Bucharest. Additionally, the green slope on top of the slice will function as an important place for visitor activities.     |
| China to hold national mourning for mudslide victims Chinese flags across the country and at overseas embassies and consulates are to be lowered to half-mast Sunday to mourn the victims of the devastating mudslide in the northwestern Gansu Province. As of 4 p.m. Friday, the mudslide, which hit Zhouqu County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in southern Gansu, on Aug. 8, had killed 1, 156 people and 588 were still missing. Натиснете тук |
| Austria Pavilion Theme: Austria – Feel the Harmony Highlights: Red & White Porcelain National Pavilion Day: May 21 Pavilion Area: Around 2, 000 Square Meters Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук The Austria Pavilion showcases itself by means of dynamic-abstract architecture with a porcelain outer skin in red and white colors. Porcelain is also found in the pavilion's interior design. The porcelain surface elegantly alludes to the century-long tradition of "Chinaware" once exported from China to Europe. In a symbolic way, Austria transports this architectural object back to China with its pavilion, giving expression to the friendship between Austria and China. The color combination of red and white not only displays the colors of the Austrian flag, but also integrates the traditional Chinese color "red" for luck and happiness. Composed of five exhibition zones, the Austria Pavilion will take visitors on a pleasant journey through spectacular snow-capped mountains, fragrant forests, green grassland, flowing rivers and urban landscapes. Alongside the entire path leading from the mountain to the city, visitors will come into contact with Austrian culture and economy through animated installations. The pavilion promises an extraordinary "Tour of Austria" for visitors, with its sensory-coupled video and audio presentations. Highlight 1: Interactive Multimedia Austria's world-famous music will be a must at the pavilion. The familiar melody of the "Blue Danube," composed by Johann Strauss, Jr., and other classical music composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart will be played from time to time at the exhibit. Avant-garde "Music Shows" and musical parties will also be presented. Highlight 2: Home of Music The Austrian visual artist group has equipped the exhibition hall with 64 projectors and over a million slides to present a 3D "Interaction between urban and rural habitats." Visitors start at the first stage, the "mountain area," where they feel a cold sensation and touch "real snow." They then continue down to the Austrian "woods." Acoustic elements like the chirping of "birds" amplify the experience. While strolling through the forest, a curious "squirrel" may sniff at their feet. Highlight 3: Pavilion Ambassadors Besides the musical treat, visitors will also meet three pavilion ambassadors. The first one is Mozart, who will tell stories of music in Austria. The second is "Princess Sissi," a famous figure among Chinese spectators. Mozart and Sissi represent the long history of Austria, while the third ambassador, Chinese football star Sun Xiang, who plays for Austria Vienna in the Austrian League, will be the ambassador for a modern and liberal Austria. Highlight 4: Open-air Restaurant The open-air restaurant "Schanigarten" on the second floor of the pavilion will serve all kinds of delicious food from various states in Austria. After enjoying the food and hospitality from Austria, you can go into the gift shop and buy some souvenirs for friends and family, including fine Austrian crystal.  |
| Afghanistan Pavilion Theme: Afghanistan - Heart of Asia, Land of Opportunities & Resources National Pavilion Day: August 19 Натиснете тук The Pavilion is a reconstruction of the famous Blue Mosque of Herat. The rich blue and green mosaic tiles take visitors right into the stories of the Oriental Nights and attract them to move inside. Highlight 1: Afghan Treasures The Rahimy Collection of Afghan Treasures displays more than 400 unique exhibits. The nomad tent, objects of daily use, antique rugs and textiles, traditional silver jewellery and corals show the time-honoured history and brilliant culture of Afghanistan. Highlight 2: Bazaar The bazaar inside the pavilion sells handicrafts, nuts and dry fruits, jewellery, textiles, spices and herbs, etc.   |
USA Pavilion Theme: Rise to the Challenge Highlights: Gray Steel Structure National Pavilion Day: July 2 Pavilion Area: Around 6, 000 Square Meters Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук The USA Pavilion is a mammoth gray steel structure meant to resemble an eagle stretching its wings in welcome. The pavilion presents a dynamic and emotional story that conveys four core concepts: sustainability, teamwork, health and the spirit of striving for success. The USA Pavilion is a mammoth gray steel structure meant to resemble an eagle stretching its wings in welcome. The exhibition tells the story of the American spirit of perseverance, innovation, and community-building in a multi-dimensional, hi-tech presentation. It presents the US as a place of opportunity and diversity where people come together to change their communities for the better. The overall theme of the pavilion is "Rise to the Challenge." In keeping with the Expo's theme of "Better City, Better Life," the challenges depicted will be creating environmentally sustainable communities, engaging in a healthy lifestyle and using technology to improve people's lives. The pavilion showcases American business and technology, as well as culture and values, to foster stronger friendship between the American and Chinese peoples. Highlight 1: Visual Parable without Dialogue The USA Pavilion features a show entitled "The Garden" - the story of a 10-year-old girl who envisages turning a vacant city lot into an urban oasis, working with her neighbors to make that happen. The movie - a visual parable without dialogue - includes plenty of computer-generated imagery and 4-D effects, like vibrating seats, mist and lightning. The girl's passion and resolution has inspired her neighbors to work together to turn a dilapidated city into a fascinating place with the spirits of optimism, innovation and cooperation. Highlight 2: Three Acts The program begins with the "Spirit of America," a call to collaboration, and a celebration of freedom, diversity, innovation, and opportunity. "The Garden" is the centerpiece of the second part, while the last section is "Opportunities and Innovation," a themed area that highlights the use of technology and innovation to achieve more sustainable communities. Highlight 3: Live Shows and Multimedia In addition to a daily "Dance-America!" outdoor show, the USA Pavilion will stage a wide range of performances including jazz, pop, ska and classical music, university marching bands, theater and dance, and "Salutes" the American city and state partners.   |
 Asia Joint Pavilion - Tajikistan Theme: The Evolution of City Structure and the Good Life National Pavilion Day: September 22 Натиснете тук Tajikistan enjoys 60 percent of hydropower resource in Central Asia, which is reflected in the pavilion through simulated snow mountains and waterfalls in the natural environment. Models of historical events and architectures are used to depict work and life of people in the mountainous country. Highlight 1: Artworks Abundant images present typical artworks, recent urban construction achievements of Tajikistan and its friendship with neighboring countries. Highlight 2: Area Sheltered by grapevines. The pavilion has a rest area sheltered by grapevines. ===================== Timor-Leste Theme: Be with Us, Be with Nature National Pavilion Day: July 13 Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Lospalos-style roof, carved wooden door, processed palm leaves and a dazzling array of handicrafts depict a unique look of Timor-Leste. With the help of lighting, the country's natural scenery, scenes of work and entertainment of its people are displayed, showing the harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature. Highlight 1: A Day from Dawn to Dusk Modern technologies are applied to recreate a day from dawn to dusk in the country and show people's tranquil and leisure life. Highlight 2: Handicrafts Various handicrafts such as wood and stone carvings are exhibited. Highlight 3: Performances Visitors feast their eyes on the performances of local songs and dances. ==================== Kyrgyzstan Theme: Bishkek - the City Open to the World National Pavilion Day: August 4 Натиснете тук The pavilion, resembling a yurt, symbolizes the harmonious coexistence between the nomadic people and nature. Bishkek, though highly industrial, is a liveable city with large green area. Movies, posters, slides, exhibits and cultural activities in the pavilion introduces the country's culture, history and customs, and the harmonious development of economy, culture and tourism in Bishkek. Highlight 1: Characteristics of Kyrgyzstan The three sections in the pavilion present the unique characteristics of the country and Bishkek from different perspectives. Highlight 2: Achievements in Socioeconomic Transition The exhibits demonstrate the capital's achievements in socioeconomic transition and other characteristics of urban construction in the country. Highlight 3: Songs and Dances Local songs and dances are presented during the National Day. http://pavilion.expo.cn/c1055/ssize/en/in dex.html |
| Maldives Theme: Maldives, Tomorrow National Pavilion Day: June 15th Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук In the past decade, Maldives has grown into a model of tourism and environmental protection with tourism and fishery as the pillars of its urban development. The pavilion showcases the country's modern life by describing the country's efforts in cultural inheritance and environmental protection while developing various industries. Highlight 1: Folk Culture The distinctive setting and a variety of exhibits unfold the folk culture of the island country. Highlight 2: Seafood The exhibited seafood such as tuna, skipjack, lobster, shark and hawksbill demonstrate the country's rich fishery resources.  ==========  Mongolia Theme: Gobi and the City National Pavilion Day: September 13 A huge dinosaur egg, symbolizing the fragile city, is laid in the center of the pavilion, implying that the urban development shall be based on ecological balance. Two dinosaur skeleton models and distinctive wooden tents are set up in the egg. Highlight 1: Dinosaur Eggs Models of baby dinosaurs and pictures show information on dinosaur eggs. Highlight 2: Tent Visitors may experience life inside the tent which is made of wood without a single nail.   Редактирано от - softwind на 22/8/2010 г/ 10:20:00 |
 Laos Theme: City of Charm - Luang Prabang Charming World Heritage Town National Pavilion Day: October 12 Натиснете тук The model of Luang Prabang, a famous ancient city in Laos, together with other exhibits, displays the connection between tradition and the modern society. The exhibition highlights the interrelation between environmental protection and economic prosperity and the importance of sustainable urban development. Highlight 1: Customs of Laos The unique lamps and lanterns, textiles, handicrafts and traditional dances reflect the local customs of Laos. Highlight 2: Natural Sceneries Posters and pictures show natural sceneries, such as hills, waterfalls and caves and local buildings. ===================== Myanmar Theme: Better Urbanization with Harmonized Eco-System National Pavilion Day: June 1 Натиснете тук The pavilion-style entrance, magnificent wall and the bridge represent distinct Southeast Asian flavor and architectural charm of Myanmar. Featuring holy temples and traditional buildings, the pavilion adopts advanced display methods to introduce local customs, rich resources and brilliant culture of Myanmar. Highlight 1: Architectural Style of Myanmar Symmetrical structure and bright colors represent the architectural style of Myanmar. Highlight 2: Courtyard Culture The bridge over flowing stream at the entrance reflects the country's courtyard culture.   ====================== Bangladesh Theme: Spirit and Growth of Golden Bengal National Pavilion Day: September 20 Натиснете тук The pavilion entrance is decorated with colorful traditional Bangladeshi patterns. A small sculpture, pictures of new urban areas, and models of traditional architecture symbolize the dialogue between tradition and future. Highlight 1: Bangladeshi National Features Pictures on a wall show the Bangladeshi national features. Highlight 2: Bangladeshi Food The catering area inside the pavilion provides Bangladeshi food.   |
| Iceland Pavilion Theme: Pure Energy - Healthy Living Highlights: Ice Cube Designer: Plus Arkitektar Pavilion Area: Around 500 Square Meters Натиснете тук Натиснете тук The Iceland Pavilion is decorated as an "Ice Cube" made of backlit printed fabric on the exterior. Ice patterns is visible within a "glacier." Iceland boasts the most active volcanos and geysers in the world, and the largest glacier in Europe. With the meltwater from glaciers running endlessly into rivers and waterfalls, Iceland is blessed for its untouched nature. Such a natural environment has given Iceland rich resources - water power and terrestrial heat. The Iceland Pavilion focuses on the relationship between Icelandic people and nature, introducing how the country has learned to use clean, renewable energy in daily life. Highlight 1: Wall of Block Lava The exterior walls on both sides of the pavilion's main gate is made of block lava to give a three-dimensional appearance to the entrance. Other exterior walls that are covered in printed fabrics showing the landscape of Iceland will come to life with skillful lighting in the evening. Highlight 2: Distinctive Icelandic Music The music of Iceland always impresses us with its purity and profoundness. The Bureau for Icelandic Music Export will introduce Icelandic music to visitors during the Expo. Inspired by nature, musicians from Iceland perform original music for visitors, sharing with them their understanding of nature. Highlight 3: Cool Icelandic Summer Temperature in the pavilion in summer will be set at 21 to 22 degrees Celsius, and the humidity will be kept at a comfortable level, simulating the summer in Iceland. Visitors will be able to drink pure natural springwater. Fragrance from Icelandic flowers will instantly transport visitors to Iceland, creating a sense of peace and comfort. Highlight 4: Circular Audio-video Multimedi Projection will be used to show the beautiful landscape and urban life in Iceland. Eight projectors inside and outside of the pavilion will create a 360-degree audio-visual effect. Images showing the landscape and people of Iceland will be projected onto the walls. The pavilion will also show a circular-screen movie.  |
| Bahrain Pavilion Theme: Small is Beautiful National Pavilion Day: October 22 Натиснете тук  The pavilion is a classical architecture with a white exterior wall and the curve structure of the internal desigining, presenting a charming nation from a special perspective. A curved path accompanied by warm tone and interesting exhibits leads visitors to a tour of discovery from historical culture to modern development and then to the future. Highlight 1: Craftsmanship Ancient craftsmanship is shown in replicas of cultural relics with high archeological value. Also on display are modern and traditional Bahrain jewelries. Highlight 2: Interactions Videos and touch-screen interactions make visitors close to Bahrain's unique way of living and national heritages.   |
| Singapore Pavilion Theme: Urban Symphony Highlights: A Smart "Music Box" National Pavilion Day: August 7 Pavilion Area: Around 3, 000 Square Meters Натиснете тук Натиснете тук Натиснете тук The music-box-like Singapore Pavilion is a two-story structure with an "Urban Symphony" theme. The theme is inspired by the harmony of unique elements in Singapore: progress and sustainability, urbanization and greenery, tradition and modernity and a cosmopolitan mix of residents of different races living peacefully together. The two environmental aspects that Singapore has successfully tackled in balancing progress with sustainability – water and garden – form the softscape of the pavilion as its two design elements. The pavilion incorporates an orchestra of elements into its design – music fountains, an interplay of sounds and visuals, and roof garden flora, with the country's unique rhythm and melody.  Highlight 1: Unique Design Unique Design Supported by four columns of different profiles, the entire structural system features floors of different shapes and sizes, connected by ramps and stairs suspended from trusses smoothly, to form a tensional balance, which symbolizes a harmonious coexistence of people who live, work and have fun in Singapore. Highlight 2: "Hanging Garden" "Hanging Garden" The unique Singapore experience will culminate in the "Hanging Garden" - a rooftop garden landscaped with mysterious flora and music fountains. Here visitors will get a first-hand feel of Singapore as a Garden City. Highlight 3: Environmental Protection Singapore Pavilion also highlights its environment-friendly design. Facade slits and chilled water along the perimeter of the ground floor centre space will help reduce massive energy consumption whilst recyclable building materials will feature extensively. Highlight 4: Beautiful Night View Beautiful Night View Fountains at the square outside of the pavilion is a prelude of "Urban Symphony". When night falls, dazzling light rays flow out from the interlaced windows and facade slits, rendering the "Music Box" with more charming beauties.    |
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Китай, задаващата се втора икономическа сила в света, предупреди да не се надценява нейният стопански растеж. "Не трябва да се взима за критерий само размерът на икономиката. Трябва да се взимат под внимание също и данните за производителносттта на глава от населението", заяви в Пекин говорител на китайското министерство на търговията. |
150 милиона китайци живеят под прага на бедността Брутният вътрешен продукт на глава от населението в Китай възлиза на 3800 долара. Според изчисления на Организацията на обединените нации 150 милиона китайци живеят под дефинираната за страната граница на бедността. В Германия за 2009 брутният вътрешен продукт на глава от населението възлиза на близо 41 хиляди долара, т.е. над десет пъти повече отколкото в Китай. Икономическият капацитет на Китай е на нивото на развиваща се страна. Качеството на китайския стопански ръст трябва да продължи да се подобрява. Това важи както за качеството на живот, така и за науката, технологията и природозащитата. * Франспрес/БЕ/МИ |
така си е, светулке! а на снимката е илюстрирано как се осигурява интернет връзката на 500 милиона китайци. Това е китайскио пакетен пренос на данни  |
| повече от 150 милиона китайци живеят под прага на бедността. Китай официално е развиваща се страна с голям дисбаланс на жизнения стандарт в различните региони. |
| Гранд театър Шанхай Открит през 1998г. Площ - 11528 кв. м. Проектиран от френската архитектурна компания "ARTE Charpentier"    = = = Кметство на Шанхай   |
| India Pavilion Theme: Cities of Harmony Highlights: Central Dome Designer: The Design-C group of Hindustan Thompson Associates Pvt. Ltd, India National Pavilion Day: August 18 Pavilion Area: Around 4, 000 square meters Натиснете тук Натиснете тук The pavilion has a crimson central dome, symbolizing the theme "Unity in Diversity" in India. A focus throughout the exhibit will be on interaction between rural and urban areas through exchange of goods and services. Revolving around a journey of Indian cities from ancient times through medieval periods to modern India, the pavilion showcases India's rich cultural heritage, its diversity of faith, culture and language, traditional and modern technological development and urban-rural interface.  Highlight 1: Tree of Life The entrance to the pavilion is through a vaulted portal with the "Tree of Life" carving inspired by the "Siddi Syed Mosque" at Ahmedabad. The central dome is herb-roofed with the "Tree of Life" in copper. The innovative combination of plants and metals distinguishes the dome. Highlight 2: Zero-chemical Area The seemingly ancient India Pavilion is replete with marvelous modern technologies. The pavilion is designed as a Zero-chemical Area. Energy efficiency is made possible through the use of solar panels, wind mills, herbs and bamboo. The terracotta and stone floor is inspired by the palace at Rampur in Varanasi and is cooled by embedded pipes. Therefore, visitors will be touring around the pavilion in a cool and comfortable temperature even in the summer. Highlight 3: Indian Market The "Indian Market" will be open for curious visitors. In fact, the attic in this market belongs to one of the exhibition areas of the India Pavilion, from which one can get a bird's-eye view of the whole pavilion. The market is also a catering service area. Traditional delicacies from various regions of India can be relished here. Highlight 4: 360-degree Holographic Projection The 360-degree Holographic Projection depicts India's evolvement over its long history, from the ancient times of Mohan Jodaro and Harappa (dating back to 2000-3000 BC) through the medieval period to modern India. The displays around the dome will further elaborate on the theme "Cities of Harmony." Highlight 5: Shopping Arcade & Amphitheater The Shopping Arcade in the pavilion enables visitors to see the artisans from different parts of the country demonstrating their skills. Besides, specialized products from different regions will be available on sale. The Shopping Arcade also displays typical Indian columns in its arcade structure. The Amphitheater will host cultural shows from different regions of India on a regular basis.   UBPA - Pondicherry 02-04 Asian City Project is an action by European Union to help Asian countries improve urban environment. This project asks an Asian city and at least two European cities to form groups in order to learn from the advanced European city management concepts. The project has been continued for 2 years, and the European countries and the EU take care of at most 65% of the project’s cost. In 2002, Pondicherry successfully formed group with Italy’s Urbino and France’s Villeneuve – Solo. Pondicherry is exactly divided into two districts, a French colony and a Tamil traditional area. The French colony maintains architecture from the colonial era while the Tamil area has its own local architecture style. The two styles have influenced each other. Pondicherry Pavilion’s design is inspired by the two contrasting and complementary areas. The Tamil district’s style is represented by the tiles on corridor rooftops, while the French colony style is represented by the gates popular in France. Pondicherry’s characteristics is conveyed to the audience through the splice of ceramic tiles on the floor and embodied in light columns.  |
| Nigeria Pavilion Theme: Our Cities: Harmony in Diversity National Pavilion Day: August 21 Натиснете тук Outer walls of the pavilion resemble Zuma Rock, one of the seven wonders of Africa and so-called gate to the Nigerian capital of Abuja. The pavilion adopts the color of its national flag and waiting halls take the shape of palm trees to reshape the natural scenery of Nigeria. Inside the pavilion are three sections named "Scenery of the West African Coast," "A Peaceful Country on the Rise" and "Business Section." Exhibitions focus on displaying how cities with different cultures, races and cultural heritage share common prosperity and harmony.  Highlight 1: Nigeria in the past and present Nigerian cultural traditions are displayed in the "Scenery of the West African Coast" section with multimedia tools. Local trees can be seen in the pavilion as representations of today's Nigeria. Highlight2: Nigeria in the present and future "A Peaceful Country on the Rise" presents a diversified Nigeria, about which abundant information is provided with e-maps and e-books. Huge screens and sandboxes together present Nigeria in the present and forecast its future. Highlight 3: Local products and delicacies Local products and delicacies of Nigeria are provided in the "Business Section."   |