What works of art were born at the Expo???

It doesn't seem to be, they are all moved from other countries or miniature, if you have to, it should be some new technology products of the Expo (advocating the concept of green environmental protection), but it is not a work of art.

Yes, it took me a long time, so give me some points. /~

Eiffel Tower... Crystal Palace...

A work of art built for the Expo...

The Eiffel Tower, the Crystal Palace, the Blue Danube and much more.

Window of the City" theme show and other original programs.

Oh, the anonymous one is very good, and there is the Jordanian sand painting - very magical, made of Jordanian stones of various colors ground into sand, created in large and small transparent glass bottles, there are sales in the museum, large and small.

First, the value is not.

First, the price varies from about 100 to 400, and there are collections

Millet's "Evening Bell" at the French Pavilion, Manet's "Balcony", Van Gogh's "Arles' Ballroom", Cézanne's "Woman at the Coffee Pot", Bonnard's Chamberlain's "Dressing Room", Gauguin's "Meal (aka Banana)" and Rodin's sculpture "The Bronze Age".

Yes, I have it on my computer. Check it out for yourself.。。 Photo..

Universal Expo (EXPO is an abbreviation for Exposition; Also known as the World Fair or World'S Fair) is a distinctive forum that encourages human creativity and active participation. Combining science and emotion will bring to light the world new concepts, new concepts, and new technologies that will contribute to human development. It is characterized by a long holding time, a large scale of exhibition, many participating countries and far-reaching influence.

Therefore, the World Expo is known as the "Olympic" event of the world economy, science and technology, and culture.

In ancient agrarian societies, people often traded in the celebration of harvests, religious ceremonies, and festive festivals, and later gradually developed into regular, fixed-place, large-scale gatherings for the purpose of exchanging goods. This was the prototype of the World's Fair.

In the 5th century AD, Persia hosted the first exhibition that went beyond the function of a bazaar.

In the 18th century, with the continuous emergence of new technologies and products, people gradually thought of holding exhibitions similar to fairs, but only for exhibitions, not for sale, for the purpose of publicizing and exhibiting new products and achievements.

In 1791, the Czech Republic held its first such exhibition in the capital Prague. With the progress of science and technology and the development of social productive forces, the scale of the exhibition has gradually expanded, and the geographical scope of the exhibition has expanded from one place to the whole country, from domestic to foreign, until it has developed into a world expo with the participation of many countries.

The 1867 Paris Exposition was already the prototype of the modern World's Fair. Duration: 1 April 1867 to 3 November 1867, Theme: The History of Labour.

It's very simple, it's actually similar to writing about the Olympics.

You can first introduce the historical development of the World Expo, the great inventions and significance of the previous World Expos, and then you can turn to write about some of the Shanghai World Expo (such as highlights, attractive places, etc.), and finally you can summarize the significance of the success of the Shanghai World Expo for our country.

Beginning: Praise the Expo.

Middle (written in the form of a memory):

1. Write a detailed pavilion for the China Pavilion.

2. The overall feeling of the China Pavilion is to praise the various pavilions in one word, such as: the Shanghai Pavilion with developed science and technology.

3. (Add a transition sentence, such as: not only the beautiful Chinese Pavilion, but also the other national pavilions are unique) Write a foreign pavilion in detail.

4. (Transition sentence) The origin of the Expo.

5. (Transition sentence) The history of the Expo.

Ending: Praise the Expo (echoing before and after).

France Pavilion, World Expo Museum, Italy Pavilion, Egypt Pavilion,

Bian embroidery, Ru porcelain, official porcelain... There are also imitations of Simu Wu Dafang Ding, Jiuding Eight Gui, Tao Courtyard, Tao Water Pipe, City Stack City.