Three college students cut long paper scrolls to bless the Shanghai World Expo
The 2010 World Expo is coming soon, and various welcome activities are being held across the country. Recently at Anhui Normal University, three students created long paper-cut scrolls with the theme of "Shanghai World Expo". The content of the work is mainly based on World Expo-related text and logos, expressing the best wishes of teachers and students for the Shanghai World Expo.
China News Service News:
On January 8, college student paper-cutting enthusiasts showed their paper-cutting paintings for the World Expo to their classmates. Recently, three students from Anhui Normal University used their spare time to create a "Shanghai World Expo" paper-cut scroll that is 362 cm long and 39 cm wide. The content combines the traditional Chinese folk paper-cut art with the Shanghai World Expo emblem, mascot and volunteer logo. In order to express the expectations of college students for the Shanghai World Expo.
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2010 Shanghai World Expo information:
The 2010 World Expo (Expo 2010) is a world expo under preparation. It will be held in Shanghai, China in 2010. It is also the first world expo held by China. The theme of the Shanghai World Expo is "Better City, Better Life". The organizer expects to attract 70 million visitors from all over the world, with a total investment of 45 billion yuan, surpassing the Beijing Olympics and making it the largest in the history of world expositions.
The World Expo is a stop for human civilization. Since the "Exposition of All Nations" in London in 1851, World Expos have increasingly become a grand event in the global economic, technological and cultural fields, and an important stage for people from all over the world to summarize historical experience, exchange wisdom, embody the spirit of cooperation, and look forward to future development.
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China, which has a long history of oriental civilization, is a country that loves international exchanges and advocates world peace. China has won the right to host the 2010 World Expo. This is the first time that a registered World Expo has been held in a developing country. It reflects the international communitys support and trust in Chinas reform and opening up path, and also reflects the attention and expectations of people around the world for Chinas future development. Hope.
