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In recent years, the World Expo has been held every five years;

1851 London World's Fair.

1853 New York World's Fair.

1855 Paris Universal Exposition.

1862 London World's Fair.

1867 Paris Exposition Universelle.

1873 Vienna World's Fair.

1876 Philadelphia World's Fair.

1878 Paris Exposition Universelle.

1889 Paris Exposition Universelle.

1893 Chicago World's Fair.

1900 Paris Universal Exposition.

1904 St. Louis World's Fair.

1915 Panama-Pacific World's Fair.

1926 Philadelphia World's Fair.

1930 World Exposition of Industrial Science in Liège.

1933-34 Chicago World's Fair.

1935 Brussels World's Fair.

1937 Paris Exposition Universelle.

1939-40 New York World's Fair.

1939 Golden Gate World's Fair.

1958 Brussels World's Fair.

1962 21st Century World's Fair, Seattle.

1964-65 New York World's Fair.

1967 Mongolier World's Fair.

1970 Japan World Expo.

1975 Okinawa Marine Expo.

1982 Knox William International Energy Fair.

1984 New Orleans International River Fair.

1985 International Science and Technology Fair.

1986 Vancouver International Transportation Fair.

1988 Brisbane International Leisure Fair.

1990 International Flower & Green Expo.

1992 World Expo Seville.

1992 Genoa International Ship & Marine Exposition.

1993 Daejeon International Exposition.

1998 Lisbon International Fair.

2000 Hannover World Exhibition.

2005 Aichi World Expo.

2010 Shanghai World Expo.

Expo Milano 2015.

World expositions are divided into two types according to their nature, scale and duration:

One is a registered (formerly known as comprehensive) expo, which is usually held every five years for six months;

The other category is the Accredited (formerly Professional) Expos, which usually last for three months and are held once between two registered Expos. The registered world expo is different from the general exhibition of **** and economic investment, and is the world's highest level of exhibition.

World's Fair (World

EXPO, referred to as "World Expo") is an international large-scale 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. According to the regulations of the Bureau International des Expositions, the World Expo is divided into two types according to its nature, scale and duration: one is the registered (formerly known as comprehensive) World Expo, which usually lasts for 6 months and is held every 5 years from 2000 (Hannover, Germany in 2000, Aichi, Japan in 2005, and Shanghai, China in 2010); The other type is the accredited (formerly known as professional) Expo, which usually lasts for three months, and a few for half a year, such as the 1999 World Horticultural Exposition in Kunming, China, which was held once between two registered Expos.

The Registration World Expo is the world's highest-level expo.

More than 40 World Expos have been held, and more than 20 cities in 13 countries have held World Expos.

The most held was in the United States, which has been held 8 times. Some cities have hosted many World Expos, such as Paris, France, etc. In Asia, Japan and South Korea have hosted World Expos, and Kunming, China, has hosted the World Horticultural Exposition in 1999.

In 2010, China will host its first large-scale comprehensive World Expo, which will be held in Shanghai.

Many of the previous World Expos have left behind landmark buildings that have played a pivotal role in the history of architecture, and now they have become landmarks of the host city, a world-famous tourist attraction, and a valuable heritage of the World Expo. These iconic buildings not only embody the theme of the Expo, represent the development trend of the most advanced construction technology, show the unique and excellent culture of each country, and to some extent, are also the embodiment of the spirit of the city.

Among the many iconic buildings left behind by the World Expo, the three most classic ones should be the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the capital of France, the Atomium (pavilion) in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, and the space needle (tower) in Seattle, USA. These iconic buildings still exude endless charm and charm after the meeting, attracting a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit here.

World Expo 2010 (Expo

shanghai

China will be held in Shanghai, China, on May 1, 2010

October 31, 184 days. The theme of the Shanghai World Expo is "Better City, Better Life".

better

city，better

life)。The theme of Expo 2005 in Aichi, Japan was "Nature's Wisdom".