| Dialogue Between Man and City
By staff reporter DONG NING
WHETHER appreciating from outside the ingeniously designed pavilions, or inside to see exhibits fired by creativity and imagination, the Shanghai Expo astonishes visitors with its great sense of life. The theme "Better City, Better Lif" is fully revealed in more than 200 pavilions, which show, in their different ways, how man, city and the earth evolve in an organic process. The pavilions are no longer just structures. Now imbued with life and vigor, they turn spectators into participants, completing a harmonious and equal dialogue between man and city.
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Left from up to down: The Urbanian Pavilion shows the daily life of six families;Electronically animated giant baby in the Spanish Pavilion; A Spanish artist using a Chinese painting technique for his new work, in front ofhte Spanish Pavilion. |
Right from up to down: A pan-directional visual experience in the UAE Pavilion; Papercuts of Haibao, the Expo mascot, welcome visitors t the Shaanxi Pavilion; A girl passing by Little Men and Little Women, a work by Mexican artist Javier Marin, Mexican Pavilion. |
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Photos by Dong Ning |
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