What are the permanent reserved sites of the Expo?

To be exact, as follows:

The venues that will be permanently retained by the Expo are "one axis and four halls", namely.

Expo Axis (2 floors above ground is a sightseeing platform, 2 floors underground is a transportation hub) China Pavilion (all visitors must make a reservation to enter).

Theme Pavilion (including City People Pavilion, City Life Pavilion, City Planet, Footprint Pavilion and Future Pavilion), Performing Arts Center (large-scale performances are held here, and the number of seats can be changed according to the number of spectators), Expo Center (Operation Command Center, Celebration and Conference Center, Press Release Center, Forum Activity Center).

By the end of the World Expo, after the end of the Shanghai World Expo on October 31, there will be one axis and four pavilions permanently: the World Expo Axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center and the World Expo Performing Arts Center. The rest was dismantled or repurposed.

Among them, all foreign pavilions will be demolished, and according to the latest news, most places will be built to protect the environment.

The China Pavilion will definitely be kept. and some strong representation.

For example, the venues permanently reserved for the World Expo are "one axis and four halls", namely.

Expo Axis (2 floors above ground is a sightseeing platform, 2 floors underground is a transportation hub) China Pavilion (all visitors must make a reservation to enter).

Theme Pavilion (including City People Pavilion, City Life Pavilion, City Planet, Footprint Pavilion and Future Pavilion), Performing Arts Center (large-scale performances are held here, and the number of seats can be changed according to the number of spectators), Expo Center (Operation Command Center, Celebration and Conference Center, Press Release Center, Forum Activity Center).

According to the plan, the entire exhibition area of the World Expo, which is expected to invest US$3 billion, can provide more than 180 countries to participate in the exhibition, which is expected to include 60 pavilions designed and built by independent participating countries, 75 "individualized" independent buildings rented by the organizers and 5 international joint pavilions. After the Expo, these pavilions will remain permanently as a window for China to understand the world, and the China National Pavilion will serve as a museum for the Expo. Shanghai will host a never-ending World Expo.

The flower bridge flying over the Pujiang River, the green corridor perpendicular to the riverbank, and the landscape avenue will all become the classics left by the World Expo to Shanghai, and some exhibition buildings will be transformed into leisure places, museums, convention and exhibition centers, etc. Around the site of the World Expo, a number of large-scale cultural, conference, exhibition, residential, leisure and entertainment, commercial services and other projects will be built, which will become a high-standard, high-level residential and landscape area.

The foreign pavilions will be demolished, and the four pavilions, including the Chinese pavilion, will definitely be retained.

The Chinese Pavilion, the Theme Pavilion, and a small number of foreign pavilions that I think are sufficient to preserve.

The permanent venues of the World Expo are "one axis and four halls".

The 2010 Shanghai World Expo features five iconic permanent buildings, including the World Expo Axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center and the World Expo Cultural Center.

The theme building of the Shanghai World Expo, "One Axis and Four Pavilions", will be retained as a permanent building, and the subsequent use of the Expo Park will become a new international convention and exhibition center area in Shanghai.

The One Axis and Four Pavilions refer to the five iconic permanent buildings of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, including the World Expo Axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center and the World Expo Cultural Center.

China Pavilion Everything else is demolished.

It will be retained as part of the China Pavilion.

According to the practice of the Bureau International des Expositions and the World Expo, the buildings on the Expo site are divided into two types: one is a permanent building and the other is a temporary building. Permanent structures are to be retained after the end of the Expo, and temporary structures are to be demolished after the end of the Expo.

For example, at the 2005 World Expo in Aichi, Japan, the Expo site was built in a forest park. After the end of the Expo, all the buildings were demolished except for the Expo Center, which was retained, and the original ecology was restored.

In this World Expo, the Shanghai World Expo Park is basically two categories, and now the Shanghai World Expo Area has "one axis and four halls", which is the World Expo axis, the national pavilion, the theme pavilion, the performing arts center, that is, the cultural center, and these few pavilions are permanent; Most of the other buildings are temporary. Whether these temporary pavilions should be permanently preserved, the issues involved are more complex, involving land issues, tax issues, intellectual property protection issues, and follow-up operations, management and a series of issues, these things are being investigated and studied, and the opinions of the exhibitors need to be referred to, and on the basis of extensive collection of everyone's opinions, the follow-up use of the World Expo should also be considered as a whole, and a decision can be made later.

At present, it is certain: the China National Pavilion Expo Cultural Center Expo Axis

China Pavilion, Expo Axis, Theme Pavilion.

"One axis and four halls" are reserved. They are: the World Expo Axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center and the World Expo Cultural Center.