Brazil will have the largest pavilion at the World Expo 2010 in China, and its design will be inspired by the Bird's Nest, the National Stadium in Beijing that hosted the opening ceremony of the 2008 Olympic Games. The 2,000 square meter space will be covered by green intersecting wooden lace, and show off the cultural diversity of Brazilian cities as well as the country's passion for soccer.
Read more about it at World Expo 2010.
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I've been to China and learned that the chinese are very welcoming to Brazilians. The country is very messy and polluted, just like Brazil (especially SP). I love how the chinese use color in their art and decoration. They also have a passion for modern architecture, and cities like Shanghai and Beijing are full of new, large modern buildings. China is the future and we must learn how to do business with them.
Posted by: Lucius Vorenus | 09/09/2009 at 11:30 AM