Which cities in the country sell Hypertherm and where can I buy it?

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo licensed merchandise retail store, mascot Hypertherm sales address (as of December 18, 2007).

City store name and address.

Shanghai Oriental Pearl Store Oriental Pearl TV Tower, No. 1 Century Avenue, 0 meters from the shopping mall, Shanghai JuneYao International Plaza Store, 789 Zhaojiabang Road, 1st Floor, JuneYao International Plaza, Shanghai, Bailian World Trade International Plaza, 819 Nanjing East Road, 6th Floor, Bailian World Trade International Plaza, Shanghai Wujiaochang Atlantic Department Store, 1128 Xiangyin Road, 1st Floor, Atlantic Department Store, Shanghai Shanghai Tourism Goods Commercial Building, 558 Nanjing East Road, 1st Floor, Shanghai Shanghai South Railway Station Store, 1st Floor, No. 666 Shilong Road.

Shanghai Yulongfang Store 1st Floor, No. 168 Fangbang Middle Road.

Shanghai Longemont Department Store 1018 Changning Road, 2nd Floor, Longemont Shopping Center, Shanghai Yuyuan Tianyu Department Store, Zheng Tong, 1st Floor, Tianyu Department Store, No. 139 Jiujiaochang Road, 1st Floor, Tianyu Department Store, Shanghai Middle Zhejiang Road Store, No. 419 Middle Zhejiang Road (near Tianjin Road), Shanghai Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, 100 People's Avenue, 1st Floor, Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall, Shanghai Multi**Life Plaza, 1027 Changning Road, 1st Floor, Shanghai Huibao Shopping Plaza, 3509 Caobao Road, 2nd Floor, Huibao Shopping Plaza, Beijing Beijing Parkson Shopping Center 7th Floor, No. 101, Parkson Shopping Plaza, Fuxingmennei Street, Beijing, Beijing Wangfujing Laoyi Store, 1st Floor, Laoyi Store, No. 279 Wangfujing Street, Shanghai Oriental Shopping Center Xuhui Store, Temporary Point, No. 8 Caobei North Road, Oriental Shopping Center, Main Entrance Square, Shanghai Xinhualian Commercial Building, No. 755 Huaihai Middle Road, Xinhualian Commercial Building, Main Entrance Point, Shanghai Bailian Shopping Center, Western Suburbs, Bailian Shopping Center, No. 88, Xianxia West Road, 1st Floor, Bailian Shopping Center, Western Suburbs, Location. Good luck and good fortune.

The mascot of the Shanghai World Expo was officially announced, and at the same time as the announcement, the licensed products of "Haibao" were also launched simultaneously in 16 retail outlets in Beijing and Shanghai.

On the evening of December 18, in the Shanghai Xujiahui Oriental Commercial Building, Mr. Wei, a citizen, became the first lucky person to buy "Haibao" at the sales point. On the same day, the mascot of China's 2010 Shanghai World Expo "Haibao Tangerine Kuan" was announced, and at the same time, the mascot licensed goods were opened and sold in the city's five World Expo licensed goods Yuanfengliang retail stores.

On December 19, a set of 2 special stamps and a small booklet of "China 2010 Shanghai World Expo Emblem and Mascot" were issued.

The two base fiber stamps are named emblem and mascot respectively, and both face values are yuan. The price of the small booklet is yuan. From the date of issue, at post offices throughout the country**, ** for a period of 6 months.

Haibao is the mascot of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in China. At 8 p.m. on December 18, 2007, the much-anticipated mascot of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo "Haibao" was finally unveiled. Haibao, with the Chinese character "human" as the core idea, with the ocean blue that represents life and vitality.

His laughter shows China's positive, optimistic, healthy and upward spirit; His chest and head up and his hands cooperate, showing tolerance and enthusiasm; His thumbs up are a sincere invitation to friends from all over the world. Designer: Wu Yongjian.

Design Concept. The logo and image of previous World Expos have become unique intangible assets and one of the world's recognized heritages. The mascot of the World Expo is not only an important carrier of the image brand of the World Expo, but also reflects the unique cultural charm of the host country and the host city of the World Expo, and reflects the national culture and spiritual outlook of the country where the World Expo is held, and it has become one of the most valuable intangible assets of the World Expo.

The "mascot" is a symbol of a country's culture as a symbol representing the characteristics of the host country. It reflects the historical development, cultural concepts, ideologies and social background of the host country at all levels, and plays a very important role in the dissemination of political, economic, cultural and other fields. Embody functionality.

China 2010 Shanghai World Expo mascot in the design concept, strive to achieve the following functions:

It fully reflects the culture of the host country.

Expo 2010 Shanghai is a global event hosted by China and hosted by Shanghai, and it is also the first comprehensive World Expo to be held in a developing country. The design of the mascot of the Shanghai World Expo must contain Chinese cultural characteristics, highlight the cultural spirit of China, and reflect the characteristics of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries at the Shanghai World Expo. At the same time, it conforms to the requirements of Chinese law and social public order and good customs.

Hypertherm is the mascot of the Shanghai World Expo, blue. That's all I know.

It's kombucha.

Kombucha, also known as "Haibao" and "Stomach Treasure", is a substance beneficial to the human body generated by fermentation of sugar, tea, water and bacteria, and its own acidity inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria, which is very beneficial to human health, especially for atrophic gastritis, gastric ulcer intractable diseases, and also has the effect of regulating blood pressure, improving sleep, and preventing various diseases.

Hypertherm isn't any kind of creature.

Drinking Hypertherm, does water harm the liver?

Designed by an advertising agency in Shanghai.

The blue one is so cute anyway.

It means "treasure of the four seas". It echoes the ocean-like color of Haibao's body, and is also in line with the habit of Chinese people to name their children. It embodies the profound and people-oriented connotation of Chinese traditional culture, and is a portrayal of all aspects of China's reform and opening up in the past 30 years.

With water as the main form, it shows the regional characteristics and natural beauty of Shanghai, which is the host city, and is also a symbol of openness and inclusiveness, showing China's attitude of integrating into the world and embracing the world.

More with the Shanghai World Expo "city, make life better."'The theme echoes.