If the rise and fall of history really follows the trajectory from Europe, the United States, Japan and then to China, then the Shanghai World Expo held after the Beijing Olympic Games may become the highest stage for China to show its influence to the international community.

The China Pavilion, which needs to convey the image of a new generation of China people to the world, will be preserved as a permanent building after the closing ceremony. It is modeled after the crown of the ancient China emperor, and its display content helps visitors to browse the 5,000-year history of China in a short time. This can be understood as China showing off his "Chinese Thought" as the world's cultural and political center.

China hopes to show its economic strength and political influence through the World Expo. But can the economic achievements just achieved make the whole world bow to Chinese thought? If China can't get rid of the 5,000-year-old historical shackles and convey the image of a new generation of China people to the world, it will not be able to host an Expo that will last forever in history.