Look At The World Expo, An Indispensable Book In The Luggage.

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A book is a good choice; especially for students who spend their summer vacation concentrating on bloggers.

There are hundreds of books on the theme of the Expo. If you can get a little bit from them, you may be able to help you.

On the one hand, book breaking is one of the best ways to send out queuing time; on the other hand, watching Bo is also a learning process. The huge Expo Park is like a vast sea of learning, requiring guidance from books.

Practical Handbook: silent volunteers

Compared with daily reading, it can be used as a book for viewing and assisting around the school, and it should be considered both practicality and readability.

Among the publications of the "guide" nature, the official guide book of World Expo 2010 Shanghai (Shanghai Century Publishing Limited by Share Ltd, 2010), which is compiled by the Expo Bureau, can be chosen as the first choice.

The orientation of the guide book makes it practical and supreme.

The book gives a concise and comprehensive introduction to the display features of various pavilions in World Expo, as well as practical information about pportation, performance and service seeking.

If you bring it to the garden, you will be able to solve many difficulties as if you have brought a silent volunteer.

It is also recommended that Wu Zhiqiang, a master planner of the World Expo Park, read the wonderful view of World Expo in Shanghai (Shanghai people's publishing house, 2010).

The book selects 100 highlights of the Expo site with its professional vision, and designs 7 best tour routes for visitors.

For the convenience of carrying, the book is specially designed as a narrow growing 32 special format book, and reserved venues to visit the seal and tour notes, allowing visitors to read, read and memorizing.

Wu Jianzhong, the World Expo theme consultant and the director of the Shanghai library, "Shanghai World Expo watch" (Shanghai Univer press, 2010) also introduced the highlights of the exhibition hall in a concise style, with the sketch map of each exhibition hall, refined and elegant.

Deep learning: learning the way through learning

For visitors who are not satisfied with the way of seeing things, but are intended to see some "doorways", guided readers may not be so thirsty, but need some thematic in-depth reading.

Such reading is not confined to study.

Taking a book beside you and looking at exhibits is a way of learning.

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A series of "EXPO" books published by the Oriental publishing center in 2009 is a good reading material.

There are three series of books, such as "Expo and architecture" written by Zheng Shiling and Chen Yi, "Expo and technology" by Wu Min and "World Expo and art" written by Chen Xiejun and Liu Jian.

In the three volume, the author meticulously sorts out and evaluates the achievements in architectural history, science and technology and culture in the history of the Expo, and interprets the relevant highlights of this year's World Expo.

For example, the last chapter of Expo and architecture, World Expo and China Pavilion, tells the architectural features of the World Expo Pavilion and other national pavilions from the perspective of architectural scientists. The detailed exposition of the relationship between artists and Expo 2010 in Picasso and Luo Dan and Mo Luo can be used as a deep guide to visit the World Expo Museum.

If you are right

Book collection: "rare" is expensive.

When a book lover goes to a new place, he always likes to buy one or two books as a souvenir.

Coming to Expo Park is no exception.

Many shops in the exhibition hall are sold with picture books and other books, and some of the franchise stores can also buy Expo theme books.

How to choose?

It is probably a rule that things are scarce.

Many national libraries and case pavilions sell books with the theme of the country (city), if they are Chinese plations published by mainland publishing houses, or "completely".

Of course, there are many kinds of original books, such as picture books.

Among them, books that best reflect the cultural characteristics of the country (cities) need to be chosen as much as possible and the theme should be as special as possible.

For example, in the shop of the Poland Pavilion, Poland has a large volume of precious pictures, English and Poland biographies, which are new to the 200th anniversary birthday of Frederic Chopin, and it is hard to see in mainland China.

For those who like Chopin music, buying it at Expo Park can carry double commemoration of the idol and the tour of the heart, even if the price is high.