The China Pavilion's plan for Expo Osaka 2025 was revealed at a press conference held on April 26th, 2023, by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT). Created by the China Architecture Design Group (CADG), the design revolves around "Inscribed Slips of China," resembling traditional Chinese inscribed slips and incorporating elements of bamboo, Chinese characters, and ancient books. This design showcases China's spirit and cultural essence, emphasizing the harmony between humanity and nature and China's commitment to sustainable development in the modern era.
The concept of inscribed slips is also integrated into the pavilion's interior. The display area's sequence symbolizes civilization's progression from the past to the future. The exhibition hall, free of columns, incorporates natural light to facilitate seamless exhibition preparation and enhance the interaction between humans and nature, aligning with the theme of harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature.
During Expo Osaka 2025, the activities within the China Pavilion will focus on cultural events to foster cultural exchange and people-to-people friendships between China and other countries, including Japan. Additionally, the pavilion aims to promote global progress through interactions, showcasing various civilizations worldwide.
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