Hebei Pavilion

Date: 2012.03.25 | Category: China's Joint Pavilion | Tags: asia,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,integration and symbiosis,porcelain capital,SHANGHAI,Tangshan

Hebei Pavilion

The pavilion features five interconnected geometric structures surrounded by a huge glass wall. The design is inspired by the province’s art of interior painting. The five buildings, like strands of DNA, form an integral “living being.” They symbolize the geographic proximity and close cultural ties between Hebei and Beijing. The Chinese philosophy about integration and symbiosis runs through the exhibitions in the pavilion, which trace the history, cultural and aesthetic traditions of the province, and look into its future.

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Hebei Pavilion Exterior

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Performers singing during Hebei Week

Visitors to Hebei Pavilion at Shanghai World Expo this week will have the chance to learn about and enjoy aspects of Tangshan culture such as Leting drums, clay figurines and shadow play. Hebei Pavilion’s Tangshan Week was launched Thursday and will continue through August 23.

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Porcelain exhibits inside Hebei Pavilions

Tangshan, known as the porcelain capital of North China, boasts the first sanitary ceramics in the country. Tangshan was selected from hundreds of outstanding porcelain manufacturing centers to provide porcelain tableware for the Shanghai Expo state banquet.During the Tangshan Week, officials will present three famous porcelain products: Huida, Longda and Red Rose. Pavilion visitors will also receive exquisite porcelain gifts. Tangshan acts as gateway city for economic cooperation with countries in northeast Asia. Datian economic and trade delegates from Korea will be invited to the Hebei Pavilion August 22 to talk with Tangshan enterprises.

Originally posted 2010-08-31 07:14:30.

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