Cold House And &Nbsp; Small Cases Also Have Great Wisdom.

Where we call it "city", there is often a lack of natural interest.

How far should man and nature be?

This proposition, I saw an interesting, primitive, simple and moral relationship in the Indonesian Pavilion of the Expo site.

The locals living in the southern part of the Republic of the Republic of the Republic of Ma Lu only allowed fishing in the prescribed season, and observed the code of marine life, "for the protection of the newly laid eggs and the fish that are laying eggs".

Jacques, who lives at 700 meters above sea level, also adheres to the strict principle of "doing" and "doing nothing". No one can destroy trees and creatures on the mountain at random, and often migrate from one place to another to avoid overusing natural resources in a certain area.

Even in a tribe in Papua, when a man dug out the staple food taro, he would put the taro on the floor with great care.

They are all children.

This kind of "caution" stems from the awe of nature.

The experience of Izmir in the best practices area of the city makes me feel the same "awe".

On the ground floor of the case, there is a large pparent glass. Through the glass, we can see a plane map model below.

This model is called the "survival bay", which is a large-scale sewage disposal project launched by Izmir, the third largest city in Turkey, in the face of increasingly serious urban industrialization pollution.

The glass surface is used to show "how fragile the natural environment and the balance of health in the city are", so that visitors can feel "cautious" when walking on the surface of glass.

The two places are far away from each other, but they invariably display "cautious" in the Expo site of Shanghai.

Of course, there are some differences, which are also embodying the evolution of human civilization.

For indigenous people in Indonesia, their "caution" is more of a totem worship of nature. They "follow the simplest creed: what do you do to the land, you will get what kind of reward". This simple "creed" is more of a primitive "heaven" and the internal contract of tribal groups.

From the case of Izmir in the process of modern urbanization, I feel more about the rational awe of the contemporary people towards nature, a "cautious" after reflecting the painful lessons of reality, this is the "global village agreement" in the era of globalization, and it is mainly carried out by universal rationality and system laws.

Presumably, this is one of the meanings of World Expo.

Through centralized display, we can personally appreciate and compare the various choices of the same proposition in the world.

Through these two pavilions, I see from the fear of "coincidentally" of nature, the path of human civilization development has reached the same goal and spiral.

In the Expo site, these two pavilions can be said to be less attractive.

When I was bending over the interesting notes in the aisle of Indonesia Pavilion, people hurried over, though the museum was not crowded and there was no queuing outside the pavilion.

Another case in Izmir, when I went there was hardly anyone to visit.

Over the past two days, the number of people entering the Expo site has exceeded 300 thousand every day.

I think the popular Pavilion is of course wonderful. If you go to some venues with relatively few people, you may as well pay attention to it.

Sometimes, cool houses and small cases also have great wisdom.