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About us
World Expo Museum
Background From the Directors Construction of the WEM
About BIE
About World Expo
Introductions to Expos Universal Expos or World Expos International Expos International Horticultural Expos Milan Triennial Expos Underway About Shanghai World Expo 2010
Visitor Service
Practical information Map
BIE & Expos
Documentation Center
Publications Channel We
Exhibition of collections
General view of the exhibition Temporary exhibition Special-effects hall Exhibition review
Collections
Social Education
News
中文
Publications CHANNELWE
  • Space Quest: Flying to the Universe(2)

    Space shuttle is a thrilling invention in the human efforts to explore the space.

  • The First Truly International Invention: Steam Engine

    At the 1878 World Expo in Paris, steam engines attracted the most attention. The French company Schneider Iron and Steel Mill showed a huge steam hammer, Creusot.

  • Diamond and the World Expo

    113 years ago, on January 8, 1905, the world's largest diamond was discovered in South Africa.

  • The First Mailed Christmas Card

    Christmas is the most important festival in the West, equivalent to the Spring Festival in China. The key Christmas customs are hanging holly sticks, roasting turkey, decorating Christmas trees, preparing Christmas gifts and sending greeting cards.

  • The First Real International Invention: Steam Engine (Part ...

    The progress in science and technology has given impetus to the development of human history, and now we see endless streams of cars and neon-flickering tall buildings in modern cities.

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