2010年上海世博展馆介绍 以色列 日本 哈萨克斯坦.doc

2010年上海世博展馆介绍 以色列 日本 哈萨克斯坦Israel PavilionPavilion PreviewTheme: Innovation for Better LifeHighlights: SeashellNational Pavilion Day: May 6Pavilion Area: Around 2,000 Square MetersLocation: Within Zone A of the Expo Site Pavilion FeaturesThe Israel Pavilion is composed of two streamlined buildings hugging each other. The pavilion looks like two clasped hands, or a seashell. One side of the seashell is made of authentic stone while the other is made from transparent glass. The design symbolizes Israeli innovation and technology as well as represents the dialogue between humanity and nature, the earth and the sky, as well as the past and the future. Pavilion DisplayThe pavilion highlights innovation and ancient Jewish culture. It consists of three areas: the Whispering Garden, the Hall of Light and the Hall of Innovations. The Whispering Garden is an orchard that greets visitors as they enter the building. Inside the natural stone is the Hall of Innovations, symbolizing links with the earth and history, and the recycling of natural resources. Under the transparent glass is the Hall of Light, symbolizing technology, transparency, lightness and the future. Pavilion HighlightsHighlight 1: Green Orchard A green orchard will come into view as visitors enter the pavilion. About 50 orange trees have been planted, and technology will make the trees whisper in English and Chinese when visitors walk close to them. Here, everyone is expected to be in direct touch with nature and the irrigation technology that the Israelis take pride in. Highlight 2: InnovationThe Hall of Light features a 15-meter screen that shows films highlighting the countrys innovations and technological achievements. As the centerpiece of the pavilion, the Hall of Innovations presents an audiovisual show which will allow visitors to hear from Israeli children, scientists, doctors and inventors via hundreds of screens. Each light sphere here represents innovation and technical breakthrough in such fields as agriculture, food, pharmacology, solar and green energy, science, music, literature, high-tech, telecommunication and security. Highlight 3: CapsuleHighlights include a capsule containing a mini-camera that can be swallowed for internal medical checks. The camera can then be discharged naturally, giving no pain for the patient. It is displayed at the Hall of Innovations.Japan PavilionPavilion PreviewTheme: Harmony of the Hearts, Harmony of the SkillsHighlights: Breathing OrganismNational Pavilion Day: 12 JunePavilion Area: Around 6,000 Square Meters Location: Within Zone A of the Expo site Pavilion FeaturesThe Japan Pavilion is a semi-circular structure, covered by a purple membrane material. Several antennae and caves make the pavilion a breathing organism, which will express the harmony between the human heart and technology. The pavilion has been dubbed Purple Silkworm Island by Chinese people. Pavilion DisplayThe pavilion uses solar energy collection batteries hidden in the double-layer membrane, and the cave will collect rainwater to spray on its exterior surface to keep temperatures cool. The pavilion is divided into past, present and future exhibits. Pavilion HighlightsHighlight 1: Journey through Time People will experience a journey from ancient times into the future. At the past zone, the friendship between China and Japan will be highlighted. Historic cases such as a Chinese envoys visit to Japan in the Tang Dynasty (618-907 AD) and expertise such as Nishijin weaving will be showcased. Japans modern energy saving and water purification technologies will be exhibited in the present zone. The exhibition will focus on three topics: water source protection, global warming and the aging problem. The future zone will feature a modern opera developed by both Chinese and Japanese directors. Highlight 2: OperaThe centerpiece of Japans Expo showcase is an opera about a rare bird that avoided extinction in Japan with the help of China. The crested ibis was declared extinct in Japan in the 1970s. The Chinese government began giving some of its stock to Japan in the 1990s and the birds managed to re-establish themselves in Japan. The opera combines both Chinas Kunqu opera and Japans Noh drama to show friendship and exchanges between the two countries.Highlight 3: Cutting-edge Technologies Japanese companies will highlight cutting-edge technologies at the pavilion, including a machine that can turn sewage into drinking water, floorboards that can generate electricity when walked on as well as intelligent robots and the countrys most advanced vehicles. Several robots will play violins for visitors and a Life Wall, an electronic wall with virtual televisions, clocks and bookshelves, will be displayed.Kazakhstan PavilionPavilion PreviewTheme: Astana - the Hearth of EurasiaHighlights: Young and Dynamically Developing Capital, AstanaNational Pavilion Day: June 5Pavilion Area: Around 1,000 Square MetersLocation: Within Zone A of the Expo SitePavilion FeaturesThe Kazakhstan Pavilion showcases Kazakhstans young and dynamically developing capital, Astana. Pavilion DisplayThe interior part of the pavilion comprises eight zones: Territory of knowledge, 4D Cinema, Urban Matrix 2030, Interactive Entertainments, Area of Astana, Soft Tribune, Art-Zone (photo gallery) and Farewell to Kazakhstan. Its theme is Astana - the Hearth of Eurasia. Pavilion HighlightsHighlight 1: Advanced Electronic and In