Fujian Pavilion

Date: 2012.04.03 | Category: China's Joint Pavilion | Tags: An Open Frontier A Bridge Across Straits,asia,China,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,Harmonious Home,SHANGHAI

Fujian Pavilion

The boat-shaped pavilion with green, blue and white as main colors fully shows the charming image of Fujian as a liveable place. Exhibits and multimedia presentation together present natural sceneries in Fujian as well as its achievements in socioeconomic development, technology and urban construction.

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Another angle of the boat-like Pavilion

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People exploring the Fujian Pavilion

The exhibition is divided into three parts. The first part, named “An Open Frontier” introduces Fujian’s long history to visitors, in particular Fujian’s modern history – its opening up to the outside world in the past 30 years. The second part, named “A Bridge across Straits”, highlights the strong ties between Fujian and Taiwan, in terms of personal relations and business and economic cooperation. The third part, “Harmonious Home”, gives visitors a general view on Fujian’s achievement of maintaining a balanced ecological, cultural and hospitable environment.

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Fujian Pavilion exterior

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Ball exhibits

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Another angle of the Fujian Pavilion

Situated in the southeast of China and facing the Taiwan Straits, Fujian has a long history and rich marine culture. To reflect this the pavilion is in the shape of a ship. The ship is green, blue and white. Inside the walls are in the shape of trees, highlighting Fujian’s green environment. The “ecological boat” mirrors Fujian’s aim to continue cooperation across the Taiwan Straits to achieve sustainable development and harmony along with its close neighbor Taiwan. The pavilion combines traditional and modern patterns, and mixes sound, light, and visual effects together to create an exciting atmosphere for the audience.

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Fujian Pavilion interior

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Setup displaying the Fujian Economic Development

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A marble statue of a Fujian Sea Goddess

Originally posted 2010-09-01 06:08:13.

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