Shaanxi Pavilion

Date: 2012.04.02 | Category: China's Joint Pavilion | Tags: asia,China,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,Qin Dynasty,SHANGHAI,Song of Everlasting Sorrow,Tang-style

Shaanxi Pavilion

The pavilion takes the form of Tang-style palaces, and presents the living scenes of the royal family in the past and ordinary people at present, by mainly depicting the Huaqing Hot Spring, Huaqing Palace and the story in Song of Everlasting Sorrow. Exhibitions on four themes are held to display the splendid culture, modern urban life and natural beauty of the province, with interaction between robots and visitors, as well as wonderful folk show and Tang-style performances.

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Shaanxi Pavilion Label

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Two Actors and Two Robots playing the Emperor and the Consort

Under the characteristic Qin and Tang Dynasty cultural background of Shaanxi tourism, it also aims at enriching and improving the Shaanxi cultural tourism industry and creating a new tourism development model through holding large-scale festival activities as well as another characteristic brand of Shaanxi tourism. This activity will demonstrate the rich history and beautiful scenery of Shaanxi to domestic and foreign tourists. In the delightful atmosphere, tourists will feel joy and also understand the profound Tang Dynasty culture and the love story between Emperor Xuanzong of Tang and Imperial Concubine Yang and its historic background.

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Unveiling of the Pavilion

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Zoom-out shot of the Emperor and Concubine

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Actors playing the Emperor and the Concubine

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Hai Bo and a Warrior

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Dancers performing at the unveiling ceremony

Originally posted 2010-09-02 09:25:34.

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