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Expo: EU unveils brainstorm
By Xu Chi |
November 14, 2009, Saturday
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YOU will walk through a gigantic color-changing "brain cell" and then be dazzled by a spiral array of screens at the European Union Belgian Pavilion for the 2010 Shanghai World Expo.
The screens will show visitors the sights and sounds of European life as they head up a spiral path.
The screens will allow visitors to see a 360-degree panorama of scenes from ancient European cities, their cultural diversity, wine and food and the latest science and technology.
The EU released details of its Expo exhibition as workers finished off the pavilion roof yesterday.
"Intelligent Europe" has been chosen as the motto for the exhibition, which aims to create connections across national boundaries to achieve peace and prosperity.
"People are curious why the 27 member countries of the EU work together without any force that binds them," said Serge Abou, the EU Ambassador to China and Commissioner General of the EU Pavilion.
"The answer is that we are all intelligent, so we work for the interests of everyone."
The EU has a 1,000-square-meter exhibition area on the first floor of the EU Belgian Pavilion.
The screens will show visitors the sights and sounds of European life as they head up a spiral path.
The screens will allow visitors to see a 360-degree panorama of scenes from ancient European cities, their cultural diversity, wine and food and the latest science and technology.
The EU released details of its Expo exhibition as workers finished off the pavilion roof yesterday.
"Intelligent Europe" has been chosen as the motto for the exhibition, which aims to create connections across national boundaries to achieve peace and prosperity.
"People are curious why the 27 member countries of the EU work together without any force that binds them," said Serge Abou, the EU Ambassador to China and Commissioner General of the EU Pavilion.
"The answer is that we are all intelligent, so we work for the interests of everyone."
The EU has a 1,000-square-meter exhibition area on the first floor of the EU Belgian Pavilion.
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