World Expo and New China Achievement, China has successfully held several World Expos

Kunming World Horticulture.

The year of the expo is the Shanghai World Expo.

Shenyang World Horticultural Exposition.

Taipei International Flower Fair.

Xi'an World Horticultural Exposition.

Jinzhou World Garden Exposition (the first World Garden Expo) Qingdao World Horticultural Exposition.

Tangshan World Horticultural Exposition.

Beijing World Horticultural Exposition.

This year is the first to be held in China.

The Shanghai World Expo is the first registered World Expo to be held in China.

A total of once, namely the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in China.

The 2010 Shanghai World Expo was the first time it was adopted.

In 1992, the 500th anniversary of Columbus's discovery of America, Spain held the World Expo in Seville, naming the theme of the previous World Expo as "The Age of Discovery".

The expo covers an area of 4.78 million square meters and is attended by more than 100 countries.

With more than 60 million visitors, the China Pavilion exhibited four major inventions and the Long March series of rockets, and was rated as a "five-star pavilion".

1993 Daejeon Expo, Korea, which was the world's first world expo (accredited category) held by a developing country.

The theme is: "A New Take-off Path".

The China Pavilion showcased aerospace science and technology, the Three Gorges Project, etc., and received a total of 3.5 million visitors, which was the largest among all pavilions and was rated as one of the five best pavilions.

1998 World Expo in Lisbon, Portugal.

1998 was the International Year of Oceans, endorsed by the United Nations, and the theme of the Expo was: "The Ocean – Wealth of the Future".

In 2000, the World Expo in Hannover, Germany, with the theme of "Humans, Nature, Science and Technology", had a total of 172 participating countries and organizations, which was the largest number of participating countries, regions and organizations in the previous World Expo.

In 2005, the Aichi World Expo in Japan, with the theme of "Nature's Wisdom", was the most recent registered World Expo, and the China Pavilion received 5.7 million visitors, making it the largest number of visitors.

Expo 2008, Zaragoza, Spain, the Water Tower is the landmark of Expo 2008 Zaragoza and the tallest building in the city of Zaragoza.

The Water Tower is one of the three major theme pavilions in the Expo Park, and the place where the theme of "Water, the Source of Life" is exhibited, so it is also called the Water Tower Pavilion.

In 2010.

Shanghai World Expo 2010 (Expo 2010) in China is the 41st World Expo. Held in Shanghai, China, from May 1 to October 31, 2010. This World Expo is also the first World Expo hosted by China.

With the theme of "Better City, Better Life", the Shanghai World Expo has a total investment of 100 million yuan (100 million yuan for the operating expenditure of the World Expo and 100 million yuan for the main construction of the World Expo Park)[1], creating the largest scale in the history of the World Expo. At the same time, the number of visitors of 73.08 million also set a record for the previous World Expo.

From 1982 to the present, entrusted by China, the China Committee for the Promotion of International Affairs has organized the China Pavilion to participate in the World Expo 10 times in the name of the state. Namely:

1982 Energy World Expo in Knoxville, USA;

1984 New Orleans "Water" World Expo;

1985 "Science and Technology" World Expo in Tsukuba, Japan;

1986 World Expo "Transportation" in Vancouver, Canada;

1988 World Expo "Amateur Life in the Age of Technology" in Brisbane, Australia;

1992 World Expo "Ships and Seas" in Genoa, Italy;

the 1992 "Age of Discovery" Expo in Seville, Spain;

1993 Daejeon, South Korea, "New Take-off Road" World Expo;

1998 World Expo "The Sea – The Wealth of the Future" in Lisbon, Portugal;

2005 Aichi "Love the Earth" World Expo, Japan.

Among them, at the 1988 Brisbane, 1992 Seville and 1993 Daejeon World Expos, the China Pavilion was rated as a "Five-Star Pavilion" twice and the "Best Foreign Pavilion" once.

In addition: According to statistics, New China has participated in a total of 15 World Expos, they are:

1982 Knoxville World Expo, USA.

Expo 1984 in New Orleans, USA.

1985 World Expo in Tsukuba, Japan.

Expo 1986 in Vancouver, Canada.

Expo 1988 Brisbane, Australia.

1990 World Horticultural Exposition in Osaka, Japan.

Expo 1992 in Seville, Spain.

Expo 1992 in Genoa, Italy.

1993 World Expo in Daejeon, South Korea.

1997 World Horticultural Exposition in Quebec, Canada.

1998 World Expo in Lisbon, Portugal.

1999 Horticultural World Exposition in Kunming, China.

Expo 2000 Hannover, Germany.

Expo 2005 in Aichi, Japan.

2010 Shanghai, China "Better City, Better Life."

During the Qing Dynasty in China, one of the ** went to Europe when passing by the Thames River and participated in the first World Expo in the United Kingdom, and was also the first visitor in China.