China shows its commitment to pursuing harmonious coexistence ofhumankind and oceans through sustainable marine development, withits pavilion built at the Yeosu Expo. The China pavilion, the biggest foreign pavilion at South Korea 'socean-themed expo, covers an area of 1,241 square meters. Its exterior catches the attention of visitors with unique orientalcharms from traditional fishermen drawings painted in blue, thecolor borrowed from traditional blue-and-white porcelains. Under the theme of "One Ocean, One Home," the pavilion focuses onshowcasing China's constant efforts in developing oceans forscientific purposes and thereby promoting a harmonious relationshipbetween humans and the marine environment. At the pavilion, visitors are invited to learn about China'sdevelopment and preservation of ocean and coastal resources, oceanscience and technology and maritime culture while exploring threemain exhibition areas: Ocean Wave, Ocean Splendor and OceanRomance. IPL Beauty Equipment
Zhao Zhenge, commissioner of the China pavilion, said theexhibition will serve as a chance to introduce China's strength asa maritime country. "By developing the theme of the China pavilion, we are trying toshowcase diversified natural resources of sea life in all the areasin China and also the marine economy as well as the marineculture," said Zhao. He added that various programs will be organized to show China' srich marine resources and maritime economic development, with theparticipation of the country's coastal provinces. The highlight of the exhibition is the animated film that tells theclose friendship shared by a Chinese girl and Chinese whitedolphins. Laser Liposuction Equipment
It not only stresses a mutual dependency between people and nature,but also conveys China's commitment to protecting marine ecosystemsand resources. "The video that was shown at the pavilion depicted that there weremany Chinese white dolphins at first because the sea was clean. Itgot contaminated later, but it was good to see that the country isnow making efforts for the return of the clean sea," said26-year-old Jung Dae-hyeon. The China pavilion is expected to receive about 6,400 visitors perday, with the total number of visitors exceeding 600,000 over thenext three months. Co2 Fractional Laser
The Yeosu Expo opened on May 12 and will continue until August 12in South Korea's southern coastal city of Yeosu under the theme of"The Living Ocean and Coast." The event is being held between the headline World Expos, which arestaged every five years. The last was in Shanghai in 2010.
Zhao Zhenge, commissioner of the China pavilion, said theexhibition will serve as a chance to introduce China's strength asa maritime country. "By developing the theme of the China pavilion, we are trying toshowcase diversified natural resources of sea life in all the areasin China and also the marine economy as well as the marineculture," said Zhao. He added that various programs will be organized to show China' srich marine resources and maritime economic development, with theparticipation of the country's coastal provinces. The highlight of the exhibition is the animated film that tells theclose friendship shared by a Chinese girl and Chinese whitedolphins. Laser Liposuction Equipment
It not only stresses a mutual dependency between people and nature,but also conveys China's commitment to protecting marine ecosystemsand resources. "The video that was shown at the pavilion depicted that there weremany Chinese white dolphins at first because the sea was clean. Itgot contaminated later, but it was good to see that the country isnow making efforts for the return of the clean sea," said26-year-old Jung Dae-hyeon. The China pavilion is expected to receive about 6,400 visitors perday, with the total number of visitors exceeding 600,000 over thenext three months. Co2 Fractional Laser
The Yeosu Expo opened on May 12 and will continue until August 12in South Korea's southern coastal city of Yeosu under the theme of"The Living Ocean and Coast." The event is being held between the headline World Expos, which arestaged every five years. The last was in Shanghai in 2010.