Foto set of Shanghai World Expo 2010 Pavilion, Part 2

Shanghai World Expo 2010 Pavilion PHOTOS.


German Pavilion


Japanese Pavilion


Saudi Arabian Pavilion


French Pavilion


Swiss Pavilion


Spanish Pavilion


American Pavilion


Romanian Pavilion


British Pavilion


Icelandic Pavilion


Russian Pavilion


Australian Pavilion


Singaporean Pavilion


Taiwanese Pavilion


Thai Pavilion


Finnish Pavilion


Polish Pavilion


South Korean Pavilion


Turkish Pavilion


Chilean Pavilion


Brazilian Pavilion


Chinese Pavilion


Canadian Pavilion


Greek Pavilion

Foto set of Shanghai World Expo 2010 Pavilion

Shanghai's World Expo 2010 with 189 countries taking part in the massive six-month showcase of ideas and technology it is the latest display of China’s growing global clout. Shanghai reportedly spent at least $44 billion to put on the massive expo, even more than was spent on the similarly spectacular 2008 Beijing Olympics. It is the first expo to be held in a developing country. Check out some great Pavilion photos from the Expo.


UK Pavilion


Israeli Pavilion


Africa Pavilion


German Pavilion


Indian Pavilion


Australian Pavilion


UAE Pavilion


Romania Pavilion


Luxembourg Pavilion


Norway Pavilion


Egyptian Pavilion


French Pavilion


Malaysian Pavilion


Netherlands Pavilion


New Zealand Pavilion


Danish Pavilion


Japanese Pavilion


Canadian Pavilion


Finnish Pavilion

Chinese Car Brands

Most Chinese cars headed to international markets are likely to be small cars or four-wheel-drive-style wagons - two of the most popular new-car segments - but they have the potential to change the dynamic of the new-car market.

BYD

China is now the world's biggest consumer of new cars, beating the US market in 2009 by buying more than $13 million new cars. There are more than 40 new-car brands.

Chana

Chery

FAW v12 Limo

Geely MK

Gonow Fan Pickup

Haima

Hawtai softroader

Lifan

SAIC