The world-renowned 2010 World Expo has been held in Shanghai, attracting nearly 200 countries and organizations to participate, with an estimated passenger flow of 70 million people. The World Expo originated from gatherings of medieval merchants, and today's World Expo is not only about commercial exchanges, but also about technological, cultural, and ethnic exchanges and communication. It is a stage to showcase oneself and understand the world. It is a record of social civilization and wisdom at that time, as well as a vision for the future.

Within the 5.4 square kilometer Expo Park on both sides of the Pujiang River in Shanghai, the five major venues in the Expo Park are independent pavilion clusters, joint pavilion clusters, enterprise pavilion clusters, Theme Building clusters and China * pavilion clusters. The buildings of the independent pavilion will be concentrated on the Huangpu River, and each building will be funded by a country to show its scientific and technological achievements; A part of the consortium building complex will be jointly constructed by some countries; Some other buildings will be funded by China * and leased to participating countries for use at that time; The Enterprise Pavilion building complex will become the exhibition venue for Chinese exhibitors.

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