July 11 marks China National Pavilion Day at the Osaka World Expo, celebrating a milestone\u0010its 90th day welcoming visitors from across the globe.
Inside the pavilion, visitors embark on a journey where centuries-old traditions meet cutting-edge innovation. Highlights include:
- "24 Solar Terms" Interactive Installation: Dive into China's ancient lunar calendar through touch-sensitive displays that bring seasonal traditions to life.
- AI "Wukong": Meet the intelligent companion inspired by the legendary Monkey King, designed to engage with guests in multiple languages.
- Lunar Soil Samples: Examine real moon dust under magnified lenses, bridging the gap between space exploration and public curiosity.
- Jiaolong Deep-Sea Submersible: Explore the ocean's depths through immersive VR simulations that showcase China's marine research prowess.
Since opening, the pavilion has become a hub for curious minds\u0010students, tech enthusiasts, and culture seekers\u0010eager to experience a dynamic blend of history, science, and art. With interactive showcases and live demos, it sparks conversations about sustainability, global collaboration, and the future of innovation.
Whether you're a young global citizen, a digital nomad scouting sustainable travel ideas, or a thought leader exploring cross-cultural dialogues, China Pavilion Day at Osaka Expo offers fresh perspectives on how technology and heritage can shape tomorrow's world.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
