When is the World s Fair? In which year was the China International Import Expo held?

Overview of Shanghai World Expo 2010 Name: China 2010 Shanghai World Expo, abbreviation: 2010 Shanghai World Expo Full name in English—The World Exposition Shanghai China 2010, abbreviation—Expo 2010 Shanghai China Time:

May 1 - October 31, 2010 (184 days) Theme: Better City, Better Life Sub-theme: Urban Multicultural Integration The Prosperity of the New Urban Economy Innovation in Urban Science and Technology The Reshaping of Urban Communities The Interaction between City and Country Site Selection:

The site of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo is located along the Huangpu River, the mother river of Shanghai, in the waterfront area between the Lupu Bridge and the Nanpu Bridge. Participating countries and international organizations**: about 200.

Visitors**: More than 70 million people.

Better City, Better Life Sub-theme: Integration of urban multiculturalism Prosperity of urban economy Innovation in urban science and technology Reshaping of urban communities Interaction between city and countryside Objectives: Attract 200 countries and international organizations to participate in the exhibition, 70 million visitors.

In 2018.

On November 4, 2018, the press center of the first China International Import Expo was officially put into operation; From November 5th to 10th, the first China International Import Expo was held at the National Convention and Exhibition Center (Shanghai).

The first China International Import Expo consists of two parts: exhibition and forum. The exhibition is the national first-class investment comprehensive exhibition and enterprise business exhibition, and the forum is the Hongqiao International Economic and Trade Forum.

As of November 3, 2018, the expo has attracted more than 1,000 enterprises from 58 countries along the "Belt and Road", accounting for nearly one-third of the total number of exhibitors; The exhibition area reached 10,000 square meters, accounting for the total exhibition area of the enterprise exhibition; The exhibits cover agricultural products, consumer goods, clothing and apparel and other categories.

1st editionChina International Import ExpoHighlights:

1. China's market is huge, with rapid growth in consumption and imports.

China has the world's largest population, the world's second-largest economy, and the second-largest importer and consumer. China has entered a new stage of development in which the scale of consumption continues to expand, and there is huge room for growth in consumption and imports. Over the next five years, China will import more than $10 trillion in goods and services, providing a historic opportunity for companies from all over the world to enter China's large market.

2. Shanghai has outstanding advantages and obvious effect of radiating the whole country.

Shanghai is located in the Yangtze River Delta Economic Zone, with outstanding geographical advantages, strong economic strength, developed service industry, and global resource allocation capabilities. The Port of Shanghai has ranked first in the world in terms of container throughput for seven consecutive years, with an airport passenger throughput of more than 100 million passengers and a flight network covering 282 cities around the world.

The above content refers to the encyclopedia of the first China International Import Expo.

The Shanghai World Expo was held from May 1 to October 31, 2010, a total of 184 days, and was the 41st World Expo. In addition, the Shanghai World Expo will be held on both sides of the Huangpu River in the center of Shanghai, in the riverside area between the Nanpu Bridge and the Lupu Bridge. This World Expo is also the first registered World Expo hosted by China, with the following theme:

Better life in the city.

In addition, the World Expo (hereinafter referred to as the "World Expo") is a large-scale international exhibition hosted by a country, with the participation of many countries or international organizations to show the achievements of mankind in the social, economic, cultural and technological fields. It is characterized by a long holding time, a large scale of exhibition, many participating countries and far-reaching influence. Since the first edition was held in London, England in 1851, the World Expo has enjoyed the reputation of "the Olympic event in the economic, technological and cultural fields" because of its rapid development.

International Museum Day is celebrated annually on 18 May and is initiated and created by the International Council of Museums (ICOM). In 1977, in order to promote the healthy development of the global museum industry and attract the public to understand, participate in and pay attention to the museum industry, the International Council of Museums announced to the world that May 18, 1977 was the first International Museum Day, and the theme of the event was determined for the International Museum Day every year.

Origin. Around the 5th century BC, in the temple of Terph Olympus in Greece, there was a treasure trove of various sculptures and trophies, which is considered by the museum community as the beginning of the museum. For a long time afterward, the museum was only a collection room for the royal family or a few wealthy people to view the curiosities.

By the end of the 18th century, museums in some Western European countries were established and opened to the public, and the functions of museums had new developments, and people's understanding of museums had also changed. In 1880, the British museum scholar Rubins published the book "The Function of Museums", emphasizing that museums should be places for the general public to receive education.

In his two monographs, "The Museum of the Future" and "Principles of Museum Administration", the American scholar Gu Di further emphasized that museums must devote themselves to renovating education and carrying out active activities, so that they should not only become places for experts and scholars to engage in research, but also become supplementary facilities for educational institutions and off-campus teaching gardens.

The World Expo is an international expo event with great influence and a long history organized by the host country or entrusted by the relevant departments. Exhibitors present to the world the results of contemporary culture, technology and industry that have a positive impact on various aspects of life, so how many years does the World Expo take place?

1. The World Expo is roughly divided into two categories, one is called the comprehensive World Expo, and strictly speaking, it is called the registered World Expo.

2. The other type is called professional world expos, also known as recognized world expos. The former involves a relatively large range of content, the scale is also relatively large, the time of the exhibition is often five to six months, the latter exhibits more professional content, such as the ocean, environment, transportation, information, horticulture, China's 1999 World Expo held in Kunming is a professional expo, the theme of horticulture.

3. The 2010 World Expo we bid for this time is a comprehensive World Expo. According to the regulations of the Bureau International des Expositions, a comprehensive World Expo can be held every five years since 1995, and one or two specialized World Expos can be held between two comprehensive World Expos.

That's it for the introduction of the annual World's Fair.

Since the first exhibition was held in London, England in 1851, the World Expo has been held for 40 times, and the World Expo is held every five years.

World Expos are divided into two forms, one is a comprehensive World Expo and the other is a professional World Expo. The World Expo is an international expo with a great influence and a long history organized by the host country or entrusted by the relevant departments. Exhibitors present to the world the achievements of contemporary culture, technology and industry that have a positive impact on various aspects of life.

The prototype of the World Exposition was the "Universal Exposition" held by Yang Guang of the Sui Dynasty of China in the 7th century at the Guanfeng Xing Palace, and the earliest modern exposition was the International Industrial Exposition held by Britain in 1851 at the Crystal Palace.

The significance of holding the Expo:

1. Scientific and technological significance: promote major scientific and technological innovation. The World Expo is the product of scientific and technological progress under the industrial revolution, which represents the trend of technological development in the contemporary world and promotes the entry of modern science and technology into human life.

Many new technologies and products were "unveiled" for the first time at the World Expo and were recognized by people, thus being popularized.

3. Cultural significance: Promote the integration of the world's diverse cultural calendars. The most important function of the World Expo is that it can concentrate the civilizations of an era to a high degree. <>