What do you think the mascot of Shanghai World Expo 2010 represents and what is its story?

"Haibao" takes the Chinese character "人" as its core idea, reflecting the depth of traditional Chinese culture and the spiritual connotation of the era of "people-oriented", which is a vivid portrayal of the great changes in China's economy, society and human spirit over the past 30 years of reform and opening up. It is a vivid portrayal of the great changes in the economy, society and people's spirit over the past 30 years of China's reform and opening up.

"Haibao" chooses "blue water" as its main form, which not only shows the regional characteristics and natural beauty of Shanghai, the host of the World Expo, which is located near the river and the sea, but also symbolizes openness and tolerance, showing China's new posture of integrating into the world and embracing the world. The water is a symbol of openness and tolerance, showing China's integration into the world and embracing the world.

Water is the source of life. The blue color of "Haibao" also represents the earth, dream, ocean, life, future, science and technology, which is a deep fit with the theme of "Better City, Better Life" of the Shanghai World Expo.

The theme of the Shanghai World Expo tells the world that the main body of the city is people, the main body of creating a better life is people, the main body of enjoying a better life is people, and the development of the country and society should be "people-oriented". People are both the cells and the soul of the city - they give the city its culture, character and creativity. With the acceleration of global urbanization, more and more people are becoming "city people". The world will be a better place only if all the "people" in the world support each other and live in harmony with nature, with society and with each other.

Hai Bao is both water and human, well, there should be a story, let him travel around the world through the sea

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