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October 31st news: From the handle Expo story Photograph "wear" on the body, to "seconds group" sealed in the transparent acrylic "whisker" in the British Pavilion "temple seeds", and then spend more than 30 million yuan to take the entire World Expo Hunan Pavilion...... When the curtain of World Expo in Shanghai descended in 2010, Chinese people were saving it in various ways. Beauty of the Expo "

On the last day of 2010 in World Expo, Shanghai, a special tourist dressed in hundreds of photographs made a special scene in the park.

The tourist's name. Jian Yi Zhou He is a photographer in Shanghai's Punan cultural center. In the past 8 years, the use of camera to record the Expo has become an important part of his life. From the success of Shen Bo to the relocation of residents in the park, from the Expo opening to the climax, numerous characters and stories have been turned into a wonderful picture. On the closing day, the ordinary Shanghai citizen chose this special way to express his farewell to the Expo.

"Over the past few years, I have photographed more than 70 thousand Zhang Shibo pictures with more than 30 partners. They are now being compiled into a book entitled" Expo of the people ". Zhou Jianyi said that for their group of photographers, this is the best way to preserve the moving moments of the Expo.

World Expo, Shanghai, which has lasted for 184 days, is not only the convergence of world civilization achievements and technological achievements, but also the display of the beauty of architecture, the beauty of art and the beauty of human nature.

Leave an image before your favorite exhibition hall, or buy a souvenir with expo logo. After feeling the impact and shock brought by World Expo, more and more Chinese people want to treasure their beautiful Expo.

On the 28 day Taobao group held a group purchase, 8000 "temple seeds" from the British Pavilion in World Expo were "naughty" in less than 2 minutes. The unprecedented online group buying was dubbed "seconds group" by netizens.

When many netizens feel sorry for missing the "temple seed", lucky people are drying their pride through blogs and micro-blog. A working mother said his daughter, 4 and a half years old, had a special interest in the dandelion's British Pavilion. She bought this seed, hoping to save her memory of World Expo.

Aileen, general representative of the British Pavilion, said that the proceeds from the group buying activities will be donated to social welfare institutions in Shanghai to help children with cerebral palsy to restore their health and self-confidence. She hopes that this flying dandelion will spread the blessings, friendship and culture from England to all parts of China.