THEME: A Lush, Green Garden
PAVILION: The Pavilion forms the cultural conception of “stretching mountains and rivers” and depicts Shandong’s geographical features from the main perspective of the towering Mt. Tai. The Pavilion was among the first to be completed and had a special early preview.
EXHIBIT: The open entrance displays the hospitality for friends from afar. The three sections of “Wisdom Corridor,” “City Window” and “Shandong Home” show Shandong’s culture, charm and hospitality and future city life, expressing the connotation of “Harmonious But Different, Our Home.” There will be an exhibit on the philosophy of Confucius as well as a 2.5—meter high copper statue of the ancient Chinese philosopher. In service next to that is a gigantic LED screen modeled on a Luban lock. There is also a film showing the beauty of Mt. Tai.
CUISINE: There is no dining area listed for the Pavilion.
SHOPPING: There is no specific shopping facility listed for the Pavilion.
Filed under: Expo 2010 | Tagged: A Lush Green Garden, China, City Window, Confucius, copper statue, Expo 2010, future city life, Harmonious but Different Our Home, hospitality, LED Screen, Luban lock, Mt. Tai, Shandong Home, Shandong Pavilion, Shanghai, stretching mountains and river, Wisdom Corridor |
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