Introduction to Shanghai World Expo The more the merrier

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo (Expo 2010 Shanghai China), referred to as Shanghai World Expo, is a world expo in preparation, planned to be held in China's largest city from May 1 to October 31, 2010 , held in Shanghai, the economic center. This World Expo is the first comprehensive world expo held in China. The theme of the expo is "Better City, Better Life". The organizer expects to attract 70 million visitors from all over the world. The total investment was originally planned to be 30 billion US dollars. However, due to the global economic crisis, the latest data shows that the total investment by the Chinese central government for the Shanghai World Expo has reached 45 billion US dollars, making it the largest in the history of the World Expo. , and also far exceeded the 29th Olympic Games held in Beijing in 2008[1].

Table of contents [hide]

1 Bidding process

2 Symbol of Shanghai World Expo

2.1 Emblem

2.2 Auspiciousness Object

2.3 Theme

2.4 World Expo Music

2.4.1 Song

2.4.2 Song of Volunteers

2.4.3 Sound logo

3 Organizational structure

3.1 Shanghai World Expo Organizing Committee

3.2 Shanghai World Expo Executive Committee

3.3 Shanghai World Expo Affairs Coordination Bureau

4 Participating countries, regions and international organizations

5 Volunteers

5.1 Volunteer logo

5.2 Volunteer Slogan

6 Expo Site

6.1 Entrance

6.2 Park

6.3 Four Pavilions on One Axis

6.3.1 Expo Axis

6.3.2 China National Pavilion

6.3.3 Expo Theme Pavilion

6.3.4 Expo Center

6.3.5 World Expo Cultural Center

6.3.6 Atlas

6.4 Supporting Facilities

6.4.1 Medical

6.4.2 Public ***Transportation

6.4.2.1 Rail transit

6.4.2.2 Municipal roads

6.4.2.3 Railway

6.4.2.4 Transportation Control

6.4.2.4.1 Vehicle zoning and diversion

6.4.2.4.2 Rail transit delay

6.4.3 Communication

6.4.4 Ecological environment

7 Market operations

8 Tickets

8.1 Types of tickets

8.2 Ticket prices

9 Resume

10 References

11 References

12 External links

13 Media topics around the world

13.1 Mainland China

[edit] Bidding process

In 1993, the Bureau International des Expositions admitted China as the 46th member state. On December 8, 1999, representatives of the Chinese government officially announced at the Bureau International des Expositions Congress that the Chinese government supports Shanghai as a city to bid to host the 2010 World Expo. On March 17 of the following year, the Chinese government established the 2010 Shanghai World Expo Bidding Committee. State Councilor Wu Yi served as the director of the bidding committee with the approval of Premier Zhu Rongji. On May 2, 2001, Wu Jianmin, Chinese Ambassador to France, officially submitted an application to the Bureau International des Expositions.

As Shanghai’s first bid to host the World Expo, it won the support of about 95% of the people in China. [2]

On December 3, 2002, the International Exhibition Bureau made its final statement and vote on the location of the 2010 World Expo. In the final voting result, Shanghai defeated Yeosu, South Korea, by 54 votes to 34 votes, and won the right to host the 2010 World Expo.

The 132nd General Assembly of the International Exhibition Bureau

On December 3, 2002, it was held in the Prince Pierre Hall of the Grimmadi Congress Palace in Monte Carlo, Morocco.

Candidate city-state first round voting second round voting third round voting fourth round voting

Shanghai China 36 38 44 54

Yeosu South Korea 28 34 32 34

Moscow Russia 12 10 12 -

Quretaro Mexico 6 6 - -

Wroclaw Poland 6 - - -

[edit] Symbol of Shanghai World Expo

[edit] Emblem

The 2010 Shanghai World Expo emblem was unveiled at the "China 2010 Shanghai World Expo emblem" on November 29, 2004 Announced at the ceremony, the emblem is centered on the green calligraphy of the Chinese character "世", which symbolizes three people embracing each other and a family enjoying each other. It can also be an abstract metaphor for human beings as "you, me, and him" Groups represent the people-oriented concept pursued by this World Expo [3]. As of June 2009, the Shanghai World Expo emblem has applied for trademark registration in 39 countries and regions around the world, and is subject to copyright protection, World Expo logo exclusive rights protection and trademark rights protection [4].

[edit] Mascots

Expo mascot - Haibao Main article: Haibao

On December 18, 2007, the Shanghai World Expo Organizing Committee officially decided to "Haibao" was selected as the mascot of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo from 26,655 candidate works that were publicly solicited from all over the world. [5] "Haibao", the English name is "Haibao", which means "Treasure of the Four Seas", and was created by Wu Yongjian, a designer from Taiwan[6]. Its design is based on the Chinese character "人" as its core, and is paired with the color ocean blue, which represents life and vitality. This mascot can be found almost everywhere on the market and is sold in large and small stores, which shows the importance and publicity of this mascot.

[edit] Theme

The theme of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo has been determined during the bidding period. On September 14, 2001, the Shanghai World Expo Bidding Committee determined the theme as "City, Make Life Better" Better City, Better Life. [7] Countries around the world can use the World Expo as a platform to exchange urban development concepts. [8] In addition, five sub-themes were set, namely "Integration of Urban Multiculturalism", "Urban Economic Prosperity", "Urban Science and Technology Innovation", "Reshaping of Urban Communities" and "Urban and Rural interaction” [9].

[edit] World Expo Music

China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo music works aim to spread the Shanghai World Expo concept of "understanding, communication, gathering, and cooperation" to the world, and promote "city, The theme of the Shanghai World Expo is "Better Life". [10] The campaign to collect the Shanghai World Expo anthem, volunteer songs and sound logos from the world was launched on April 30, 2007. [11]

[edit] Anthem

Although the collection of anthem for the Shanghai World Expo was originally scheduled to close on January 31, 2009, the anthem collection office still collected the anthem after the deadline. After receiving a large number of submissions, the Song Collection Office decided to continue accepting submissions, and all valid works are eligible to participate in the Song selection in the second half of 2009[12].

[edit] Song of Volunteers

The song of the Shanghai World Expo volunteers is "By Your Side", which is sung by Hong Kong singer Eason Chan, composed by Zhang Yadong and written by Chen Shaoqi. [13]

[edit] Sound Signage

On March 27, China’s outstanding sound signage works for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo were unveiled. The organizers of the Shanghai World Expo have invited experts in the fields of music and visual design and senior online media figures to form an expert selection committee to review nearly a hundred outstanding works starting today.

According to the "China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Music Collection Rules[1]", one sound logo will eventually stand out to spread the World Expo concept of "understanding, communication, gathering, and cooperation" around the world, and promote "city , Make Life Better” is the theme of the Expo.

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[edit] Organizational structure

The organizational structure of the Shanghai World Expo is divided into the 2010 Shanghai World Expo Organizing Committee, the 2010 Shanghai World Expo Executive Committee and the Shanghai World Expo Coordination Bureau

[edit] Shanghai World Expo Organizing Committee

Main article: 2010 Shanghai World Expo Organizing Committee

[edit] Shanghai World Expo Executive Committee

Main article: 2010 Shanghai World Expo Executive Committee

[edit] Shanghai World Expo Coordination Bureau

Main article: Shanghai World Expo Coordination Bureau

[Edit] Participating countries, regions and international organizations

Show ▼ Hide ▲ List of participating countries and international organizations at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo

The following list is confirmed to participate in the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in China The expo's 240 national, regional and international organizations.

(As of July 10, 2009)

Asia (48)

China

Hong Kong, China

Macau, China

Taiwan

North Korea

South Korea

Japan

Mongolia

Thailand

Cambodia

Myanmar

Laos

Vietnam

Philippines

Malaysia

Singapore

Brunei

Indonesia

East Timor

Pakistan

India

Bangladesh

Nepal

Bhutan

Sri Lanka

Maldives

Kazakhstan

Kyrgyzstan Stan

Tajikistan

Turkmenistan

Uzbekistan

Afghanistan

Iran

Iraq

Syria

Jordan

Lebanon

Israel

Palestine

Turkey

Cyprus

Saudi Arabia

Bahrain

Kuwait

Qatar

UAE

Oman

Yemen

Armenia

Azerbaijan

Georgia

Europe (42)

Finland

Sweden

Norway

Iceland

Denmark

Estonia

Latvia

Lithuania

Belarus

Russia

Ukraine

Moldova

United Kingdom

Ireland

France

Monaco

Netherlands

Belgium

Luxembourg

Germany

Austria

Liechtenstein

Switzerland

Poland

Czech Republic

Slovakia

Hungary

Romania

Serbia

Bulgaria

Montenegro

Malta

Bosnia and Herzegovina

San Marino

Macedonia

Greece

Portugal

Albania

Croatia

Spain

Italy

Slovenia

America (34)

El Salvador

Antigua and Barbuda

Nicaragua

Mexico

Grenada

Venezuela

Ecuador

Suriname

Jamaica

Haiti

Guyana

Peru

Chile

Uruguay

Argentina

Trinidad and Tobago

Guatemala

Costa Rica

United States

Bolivia

Dominican

Canada

Cuba

Brazil

Barbados

Dominican

Bahamas

Panama

Paraguay

Honduras

Belize

Saint Lucia

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Colombia

Africa (51)

Malawi

Libya

South Africa

Botswana

Ghana

Somalia

Chad

Liberia

Guinea-Bissau

Mozambique

Niger

Mauritius

Ethiopia

Uganda

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Madagascar

Sierra Leone

Tunisia

Rwanda

Cameroon

Gabon

Morocco

Kenya

Sudan

Namibia

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Senegal

Tanzania

Egypt

Angola

C?te d'Ivoire

Central Africa

Benin

Djibouti

Nigeria

Equatorial Guinea

Seychelles

Mauritania

Mali

Lesotho

Comoros

Guinea

Congo

Cape Verde

Eritrea

Togo

Burundi

Algeria

Burkina Faso

The Gambia

Oceania ( 16)

Marshall Islands

Kiribati

Tuvalu

Solomon Islands

Niue

Cook Islands

Fiji

Samoa

Federated States of Micronesia

Tonga

Palau

Vanuatu

Papua New Guinea

Australia

New Zealand

Nauru

International Organizations (48)

International Bamboo and Rattan Organization

International Council of Museums

European Union

World Intellectual Property Organization

United Nations Environment Program

United Nations Capital Development Fund

United Nations Program on AIDS

International Maritime Organization

International IAEA

FAO

United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

UN-Habitat

International Energy Agency

World Health Organization

Global Environment Facility

Francophone Business Forum

International Information Development Network

International Telecommunication Union

United Nations Refugee Agency

Eastern and Southern Africa *** Same Market

United Nations Population Fund

World Wildlife Fund

United Nations UNICEF

Caribbean Development Bank

Caribbean Community

Boao Forum for Asia

World Trade Center Association

Pacific Islands Forum

UNESCO

South Pacific Tourism Organization

World Meteorological Organization

African Union

International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

League of Arab States

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change

World Water Council

United Nations

World Bank

United Nations Labor Organization

World Tourism Organization

United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity

Executive Committee of the Commonwealth of Independent States

International Federation of Public Transport

[edit] Volunteer

The recruitment of volunteers for the China 2010 Shanghai World Expo (EXPO 2010 Volunteer) was officially launched on May 1, 2009. Volunteers are uniformly recruited by China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo Volunteer Working Group, with a total of approximately 170,000 places. They will voluntarily provide publicity, order maintenance, information consultation, language translation, emergency rescue and other services inside and outside the World Expo site when the Shanghai World Expo is held. activities[15]. At present, the official has set up a global Internet registration website, and 72 Expo volunteer workstations in Shanghai accept registration [16].

[edit] Volunteer Logo

China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo volunteer logo consists of the Chinese character "heart", the English letter "V" and a flying peace dove with an olive branch in its mouth. The word "heart" represents the volunteers' dedication and enthusiasm, "V" is the initials of "Volunteer" in English, the dove represents Shanghai and peace, and the olive branch means sustainable development and hope. [17]

[edit] Volunteer slogan

“The world is in front of you, we are by your side” (At Your Service at EXPO)

[edit ] World Expo Park

The architectural model of the World Expo Park on display at the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall. The Shanghai World Expo site is located between Nanpu Bridge and Lupu Bridge (including a small part of the land on the left side of Lupu Bridge), along the urban area of ??Shanghai layout on both sides of the Huangpu River. The planned land area of ??the Expo Park is 5.28 square kilometers, of which Pudong is divided into 3.93 square kilometers and Puxi is divided into 1.35 square kilometers. The fenced area (admission fee is charged) covers approximately 3.28 square kilometers. [18] The total investment reaches 30 billion yuan and the scale is about 528 hectares, making it the largest in the history of the World Expo.

[edit] Entrance

As of the end of March 2010, the Shanghai World Expo officials had never officially announced the World Expo entrance address, house number, "how to get to the World Expo" and other information. It is speculated that one of the main entrances may be at the bottom of the southern part of the Expo axis, at the Yaohua Road station of Metro Line 8. In addition, citizens can only speculate based on various news sources that the number of entrances to the World Expo will be 8 [19] or 11 [20]. The ticket sales announcements[21][22][23] and ticket samples[24] on the official website of the Shanghai World Expo do not include the entrance address or house number.

An article "How to take rail transit to see the Expo and the Shanghai Rail Transit Network is actively preparing" published on the official website of the Shanghai World Expo on January 20, 2010 mentioned that Shanghai Rail Transit has 5 stations and the entrance to the Expo site The distance is within 600 meters [25], but unfortunately, this article still does not mention the address and house number of the entrance to the park. Therefore, the address and house number of the entrance to the World Expo park are still a mystery.

The Expo Park can also be accessed via water transportation. The water pier of the Shanghai World Expo Park located in the Pudong section is about to be completed. During the World Expo, tourists can enter the park by boat from the water pier [26].

On April 6, 2010, 25 days before the opening of the Shanghai World Expo, the official website of the Shanghai World Expo published an article "Use 7 ways to check transportation service information around the clock" [27]. The article mentioned "Shanghai World Expo "Transportation Network (www.jtcx.sh.cn)" officially announced the distribution of entrances to the Expo site for the first time.

The Shanghai World Expo officially announced 9 land entrances and 4 water entrances[28]. They are:

Luban Road entrance

Madang Road entrance

Tibet South Road entrance

Bansongyuan Road entrance

Bailianjing Entrance

Gaoke West Road Entrance

Shangnan Road Entrance

Changqing Road Entrance

Houtan Entrance

Dongchang Road Water Gate

Qichangzhan Water Gate

Qinhuangdao Water Gate

Shiliupu Water Gate

[edit] Park

The Expo Park has four pavilions on one axis, 11 joint pavilions, 42 leased pavilions, and 42 nationally built pavilions.

As of November 2, 2009, 11 joint halls and 37 rental halls have been completed and handed over. [29]

[edit] Four pavilions on one axis

Four pavilions on one axis refers to the World Expo axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center and the World Expo Performing Arts Center. Five iconic permanent buildings.

[edit] Expo Axis

The Expo Axis in the building (left) and the China National Pavilion Location: central area of ??Pudong World Expo Park

Function: large commercial, The transportation complex is the largest single project in the Expo site and is the main axis of the spatial landscape and pedestrian traffic in the Expo site

Subsequent use: permanent retention

Start of construction: December 2006 28th

Planned completion time: the end of 2009

Current status: under construction

Overview

[edit] China National Pavilion

Main article: China Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo

China National Pavilion under construction (January 2009) Location: Area B, Pudong, World Expo Park, east of the Expo Axis

Area: The total construction area is about 160,100 square meters

Subsequent utilization: The China National Pavilion will be retained as a permanent special museum for the World Expo, and the China Regional Pavilion will be used to hold various exhibitions and activities. Site

Start of construction: December 18, 2007

Planned completion: end of 2009

Current status: Completed.

[edit] World Expo Theme Pavilion

Main article: China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion

Location: West of the Expo Axis in Area B

Construction started: November 10, 2007

Area: The total above-ground construction area is 80,000 square meters, and the underground construction area is 49,000 square meters

Subsequent use: permanent Reserved

Completion date: September 28, 2009[30]

Overview:

The theme pavilion is located on the west side of the Expo Axis in Area B of the Expo Park, close to the track Pudong Zhoujiadu Station of Transportation Line 8 covers an area of ??about 11.5 hectares, with a total construction area of ??about 129,000 square meters, including 80,000 square meters above ground and 49,000 square meters underground. The building height is about 27.7 meters. Its shape will revolve around the concepts of "alley" and "dorver window", and use the "origami" technique to form a three-dimensional structure from a two-dimensional plane to a three-dimensional space. After completion, the theme pavilion will become a green, energy-saving and environmentally friendly exhibition venue.

Cartoon images: 5 Haibao--Home of Haibao, Dynamic Haibao, Forest Protector Haibao, Space Haibao, Professor Haibao

[Editor] Expo Center

Main Entry: China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Expo Center

Location: In the riverside green space in Area B of the Expo Park on the east side of Lupu Bridge

Area: The total construction area is about 140,000 square meters

Subsequent utilization: permanently retain and transform into a world-class conference center

Start of construction: June 7, 2007

Planned completion: December 25, 2009 [31]

Current situation:

Overview: Total construction area 142,000 square meters

[edit] World Expo Cultural Center

Main article : China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Cultural Center

Location: Area B, Pudong, World Expo Park, east of the Expo Axis

Area: Total construction area 80,000 square meters

Current status: Under construction

Subsequent use: Permanent retention, becoming Shanghai International Cultural Exchange Center

Start of construction: December 30, 2007

Planned completion time : End of 2009

Current status: Under construction

[Edit] Gallery

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Required pictures: Appearances of the various pavilions and facilities in the Expo site

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[edit] Supporting facilities

In order to prepare for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, the Shanghai Municipal Government has built and renovated a series of municipal projects, including medical care, public transportation, and drinking water. , electricity, communications, ecological environment and many other aspects.

[edit] Medical

[edit] Public transportation

[edit] Rail transportation

And the architectural design of the China Pavilion The Yaohua Road Station Hall of Rail Transit Line 8 that echoes each other. In order to facilitate citizens and Chinese and foreign tourists to enter and exit the Expo site, Shanghai Rail Transit Company has planned three rail transit lines directly connected to the Expo site, namely Rail Transit 7 , 8 and 13 lines. Among them, the first and second phases of rail transit Line 8, which directly serves the Expo, have been opened, including Yaohua Road Station at the Pudong Gate of the Expo Park. In addition, the 35-kilometer rail transit Line 7, which is directly adjacent to the Expo site, has also been opened; the Expo-specific section of rail transit Line 13 mainly consists of four subway stations - Lupu Bridge Station, Shibo Avenue Station, Madang Road Station, Changqing Station It consists of a road station (car backup function) and four subway tunnel sections, with a total length of about 5 kilometers. It will be basically completed by the end of 2009 and put into use before the 2010 World Expo. [32]

In addition to the rail transit lines directly in and out of the World Expo site, rail transit Line 10, the east extension of Line 2, the west-west extension of Line 2, the north extension of Line 7, and the Expo section of Line 13 The fifth line (section) will be completed and commissioned within 2009, and will be put into trial operation before the 2010 World Expo (estimated to be approximately April 2010). [33]

[edit] Municipal roads

The Dapu Road Tunnel is undergoing an expansion project. In preparation for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, the city of Shanghai is renovating thousands of roads. In 2008, more than 1,400 roads were renovated within one year, accounting for approximately 26% of the city's total roads, involving 36.8% of the roads in the central urban area. [34]

In addition, in order to ease the traffic conditions in the Houtan area and Yaohua area of ??the World Expo. The municipal department is building a new off-ramp in the Pudong section of the Lupu Bridge. [35]

In order to facilitate citizens and tourists to visit, the Shanghai Municipal Government excavated several tunnels under the Huangpu River, including the expansion of the Dapu Road tunnel, the construction of the Xizang South Road cross-river tunnel, etc. And the tunnel will be built into a tunnel that can be used by trolleybuses.

[edit] Railway

As the main railway in the Yangtze River Delta region and the important intercity transportation serving the World Expo, the construction of the Shanghai-Nanjing intercity railway and the Shanghai-Hangzhou high-speed railway will also be completed before the World Expo. Finish. [36]

[edit] Traffic control

On January 8, 2009, the World Expo traffic support plan was announced.

[edit] Vehicle zoning and separation

Guidance area

The guidance area refers to the area from outside the Central Ring Road to the city boundary. The focus of this area is to improve security at provincial boundary crossings. ability, and at the same time guide passengers from outside Shanghai to park in the P+R parking lot in the outer suburbs and transfer to public transportation to enter the park.

Buffer Zone

The buffer zone refers to the area within the Central Ring Road and outside the control area. The purpose of this area is to ensure that intensive vehicles such as Expo special lines, buses, and group buses can quickly reach the park. 194 kilometers of guaranteed passages for the Expo will be established, including 90 kilometers of dedicated lanes for the Expo and 104 kilometers of dedicated bus lanes that only allow buses and Expo-certified vehicles to pass.

Control Area

The control area is about 7 square kilometers. The Puxi boundary is Luban Road-Zhongshan South 1st Road-Guohuo Road, and the Pudong boundary is Yaohua Road-Pudong South Road-Nanquan Road. Except for vehicles holding Expo passes, buses, and Expo exclusive taxis, all motor vehicles are prohibited from passing through the control area.

[edit] Rail transit delays

During the Expo, the last train time of Shanghai Rail Transit network will not be earlier than 22:30, Shanghai Rail Transit 4, 6, 7, 8, 9 The last train on Line 5 is no earlier than 24:00.

[edit] Communications

In order to meet the communication needs during the World Expo, Shanghai is accelerating the improvement of mobile communication networks. China Mobile is a global partner of the Shanghai World Expo. In order to achieve the goal of the "Mobile World Expo", it is expected to build nearly 3,000 new 3G base stations within this year, forming a 3G signal network covering most areas of the city [37]. And to expand the coverage of TD-SCDMA network, it is planned to achieve 100% seamless coverage of TD network in the Expo Park. The TD-LTE (4G) trial network will be launched in the Shanghai World Expo Park [38].

[edit] Ecological environment

Among them, Shanghai World Expo Houtan Park will use "Double Beach Harmony" as the structural medium, through the protection and protection of wetlands, soil, animal and plant communities, etc. Restore and recreate the urban wetland park landscape with strong regional characteristics. [39]

[edit] Market operations

[edit] Tickets

On February 26, 2009, the organizing committee of this expo announced the ticketing policy and Fare[40].

[edit] Ticket types

*** are divided into "regular tickets on designated days", "discounted tickets on designated days", "ordinary tickets on weekdays", "discounted tickets on weekdays", " There are 9 types of tickets: "3-time ticket", "7-time ticket", "night ticket", "ordinary team ticket" and "student team ticket".

The "designated days" refer to the three days before the opening of the park and the May Day holiday (May 1-3, 2010), the seven-day National Day holiday (October 1-7, 2010) and the expo. The last 7 days (October 25-31, 2010) are 17 days, and "weekdays" refers to the 167 days during the Expo period excluding the designated days.

The "Specified Day" series of tickets can be visited on the day specified on the ticket or any weekday, the "Weekday Ticket" can be visited on any weekday, and the "3-time ticket" and "7-time ticket" can be visited on any day except You can choose any 3 days or 7 days to visit the park on weekdays other than the designated days. Night tickets must be entered after 17:00. All tickets can only be entered and exited once on the day of admission (3-time tickets and 7-time tickets are actually 3 times). or a combination of 7 tickets).

"General team tickets" are applicable to teams of more than 15 people (inclusive), and "student team tickets" are applicable to student teams of more than 30 people (inclusive) organized by colleges and universities, high schools, compulsory education schools or designated institutions. , both group tickets need to be purchased together and made a unified reservation to enter the park.

The "discount tickets" are sold to (the age, identity and other identifications mentioned below are calculated during the conference):

Disabled people

People over 60 years old ( Born on or before December 31, 1950)

Students in general higher education, high school and compulsory education

Children with a height of more than 1.2 meters

People of the People’s Republic of China* **Active military personnel of the Republic of China

You will need to present corresponding documents when purchasing discount tickets and entering the park.

Children under 1.2 meters tall are free of charge.

[edit] Ticket price

Tickets*** are sold in four stages. The base ticket price is the ordinary weekday fare sold during the conference (the fourth stage), which is 160 yuan (RMB , the same below). The earlier you buy, the lower the ticket price.

The first phase is from March 27 to June 30, 2009. Only ordinary tickets for designated days and ordinary tickets for weekdays are sold to groups, priced at 170 yuan and 130 yuan respectively.

The second phase is from July 1 to December 31, 2009. Regular tickets for designated days and ordinary tickets for weekdays are sold to groups and individuals, priced at 180 yuan and 140 yuan respectively.

The third phase is from January 1 to April 30, 2010, selling designated day ordinary tickets, designated day discount tickets, weekday ordinary tickets, weekday discount tickets, 3-time tickets and The 7-time tickets are priced at 190 yuan, 110 yuan, 150 yuan, 90 yuan, 400 yuan and 900 yuan respectively.

The fourth stage is the conference period, that is, from May 1 to October 31, 2010, selling designated day ordinary tickets, designated day discount tickets, weekday ordinary tickets, weekday discount tickets, 3 Secondary tickets, 7-time tickets and night tickets are priced at 200 yuan, 120 yuan, 160 yuan, 100 yuan, 400 yuan, 900 yuan and 90 yuan respectively.

Ordinary group tickets are only sold to designated tourism agencies

Student group tickets are only sold to designated tourism agencies and educational institutions.

Visiting time designated day weekday 3-time ticket 7-time ticket night ticket

Type General ticket discount ticket General ticket discount ticket

Ticket purchase method/time group 09 Before the opening After the opening Before the opening After the opening Group 2009 Before the opening After the opening Before the opening After the opening

Ticket price 170 yuan 180 yuan 190 yuan 200 yuan 110 yuan 120 yuan 130 yuan 140 yuan 150 yuan 160 yuan 90 Yuan 100 Yuan 400 Yuan 900 Yuan 90 Yuan

[edit] Resume

November 29, 2004: The mark was officially released

August 19, 2006 : Opening ceremony of the construction venue

December 18, 2007: The mascot of the World Expo was announced and named "Haibao". [41]

At the end of 2009: "Online World Expo" has been officially launched and open to the public.

[edit] See

Related Wiki*** shared resources:

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Shanghai World Expo Macao Preparatory Office

[edit] References

[Help]

^ Global Network: Shanghai hopes to use the World Expo to get out of the downturn

^ August 2000, Shanghai Statistics A public opinion survey conducted in 50 cities across the country by the urban and rural sampling survey team affiliated to the Bureau showed that: 89.4% of people believe that it is necessary for China to bid for the World Expo, 94.4% of the people support China's bid to host the World Expo, and 92.6% of the people believe that China has the ability to host the World Expo. 78.6% of people believe that China’s bid will be successful. A survey by Gallup also showed that the support rates of Chinese people and Shanghai people for China's bid to host the World Expo are as high as 90% and 93% respectively.

^ China 2010 Shanghai World Expo emblem unveiled

^ Shanghai World Expo emblem obtains comprehensive trademark protection

^ "Haibao" - the mascot of China 2010 Shanghai World Expo

^ Shanghai World Expo mascot "Haibao" - the original designer is Wu Yongjian from Taiwan

^ The theme of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo "surfaced"

^ Secretary General of the Bureau International des Expositions: The Shanghai World Expo will share advanced urban development concepts with the world

^ China 2010 Shanghai World Expo - Hong Kong at the 2010 World Expo

^ China 2010 Shanghai Rules for soliciting music works for the World Expo

^ Global solicitation for 3-year golden songs. The Shanghai World Expo requires songs that will be remembered for a long time

^ The solicitation for songs for the Shanghai World Expo is still going on. All submissions will be accepted

^ Song of World Expo volunteers: Eason Chan sings "By Your Side"

^ Musicians at home and abroad *** are paying attention to World Expo music. The sound logo of Shanghai World Expo will be "one in a hundred"

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^ Introduction to Shanghai World Expo volunteers

^ Shanghai World Expo recruiting volunteers: The world is before you and we are by your side

^ Shanghai World Expo volunteer logo, slogans, songs Announced today

^ Shanghai World Expo Park Planning

^ Having a clear picture of the World Expo - Shen Di, the Chief Architect of Shanghai World Expo

^ 11 ways to enter and exit the World Expo Park The road will focus on beautification to form a flower landscape avenue

^ China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Ticketing Announcement No. 2

^ China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Ticketing Announcement No. 3

^China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Ticketing Announcement No. 4

^ Ticket types, applicable rules and special instructions

^ How to watch the Expo by rail Shanghai rail network is actively preparing

^ The first water pier in the Shanghai World Expo Park will be unveiled soon

^ Use 7 ways to check transportation service information around the clock

^ Shanghai World Expo Transportation Network

^ (Chinese) The joint pavilion and rental pavilion are completed and handed over. The construction of temporary venues for the Shanghai World Expo enters the final sprint. Shanghai World Expo official website (November 2, 2009). Accessed on November 2, 2009.

^ (Chinese) The Shanghai World Expo Theme Pavilion was completed, creating three best in the world. Oriental Net (September 28, 2009). Accessed on September 28, 2009.

^ (Chinese) The Shanghai World Expo Center was officially completed on the 25th, becoming a model of building energy conservation. Oriental Net (December 25, 2009). Accessed on December 26, 2009.

^ The Expo section of Shanghai Urban Rail Transit Line 13 is completed with two lines

^ 4 new rail transit lines will be opened to traffic within the year and 5 new lines will be put into operation before the Expo

^ Starting this year, more than 1,400 roads will be renovated. Shanghai has entered a critical stage to prepare for the World Expo

^ The completion of the off-ramp of the Pudong section of the Lupu Bridge will help ease the traffic situation of the World Expo

^ Shanghai-Hangzhou High-speed Railway starts construction in the Yangtze River Delta It will form an "Iron Triangle" and strive to be completed before the World Expo

^ Full coverage of the 3G network in the Shanghai World Expo Park will become a reality for the "Handheld Expo"

^ 4G trial network will be launched in the Shanghai World Expo Park

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^ "Double Beaches in Harmony" - Shanghai World Expo Houtan Park will become an urban wetland park landscape

^ China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Ticketing Announcement No. 1

^ The mascot of Shanghai World Expo is revealed, the blue child means "treasure of the world"

[edit] External links

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo official website

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Tourism and Activities Service Website (English)

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Participating Countries and Pavilions List (English)

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Tourism Services Center (English)

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Exhibitor Services (English)