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Slovenia Pavilion
Slovenia Pavilion
The design of the Slovenia Pavilion comes from a book, with its obverse side resembling a bookshelf and thousands of books in all styles listed on it. Eight books with large sizes inside the pavilion symbolize “the eight immortals crossing the sea,” which are famous characters in Chinese legends. These eight books showcase the economy, culture, science and technology, nature, human culture, sports and other aspects of Slovenia. Visitors may feel like going on an amazing journey while reading the eight books, with each page revealing sceneries, living creatures and multi-culture of the country and forming fantastic chapters.
Highlight 1: Multimedia Reading Experience – Visitors can read though videos, audios and projection when they come to each book.
Highlight 2: Fantastic Feelings Created – Eight books bring a kind of fantastic senses of sight, hearing, touch and even smell.
Originally posted 2010-10-12 10:54:03.
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Tajikistan Pavilion
Tajikistan Pavilion
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.
Originally posted 2010-08-27 03:32:05.
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