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China seeds for the new Italy

by silvia.spessato

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Milan is proud to have picked up the baton from this large Asian city, Shanghai,” said Giuliano Pisapia, mayor of the Italian city, in his opening remarks at the ceremony “From Shanghai to Milan” on the 22nd of November. The event was held at the Shanghai Italian Center, the former Italian pavilion during Expo 2010 in Shanghai, which reopened in May 2012 as a showcase for “Made in Italy” and a symbol of cooperation and friendship between Italy and China. “(Chinese, nda) companies’ investments,” – Pisapia said, ”confirm their interest for Expo 2015, in which China strongly believes, as I found out in all the meetings of these days.” Pisapia’s speech was followed by the prestigious presentation of Alexander Pereira, the new governor of La Scala Theatre. The celebration represented the handover from the Universal Exhibition of Shanghai 2010 to the 2015 edition that will take place in Milan. The high point of the ceremony came just before the end, with the signing of the contract for the participation of more than 20 Chinese companies in Expo 2015. General Consul of Italy and Expo SPA’s delegate, Vincenzo De Luca, together with Richard Wei, Director of Corporate Pavilion, were also present. Theme of China’s pavilion for Expo 2015 will be “China Seeds:” its intention is to represent, in a concrete way, the long-standing Chinese wisdom regarding food and environmental problems. Companies that are active in the energy sector and the food industry will present their experiences. The entire project is inspired by the philosophy of the harmonious coexistence with nature, one of the basic principles of Chinese cultural tradition. Milan’s Expo aims to carry out this important Chinese thought by conferring a special importance on the theme of sustainable development. Taking inspiration from the title of the 2010 exhibition, “Better City, Better Life,” the new one will be “Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life”. Italy is working hard to get ready to host this important international appointment. A growing number of hotels and facilities is upgrading its services and facilities to accommodate the huge number of Chinese tourists that are expected to attend so that they will be able to meet their specific needs

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Commented by Bill Frankish, 29.08.2017

We at the Candlewood Suites Calgary Airport North, closely located to the Calgary airport YYC, have been certified by the China Tourism Academy as having reached the JADE STANDARD of "Welcome Chinese" Certification. As such we greet each guest with a special Welcome envelope with Chinese information on our extended stay hotel. Guests receive slippers, tea, and have access to kettles and rice cookers at no charge. Some items are available in our little convenience store called The Cupboard, and there is a Chinese Super Market about 2 kilometers away which has a full selection of food items, commonly found in China, including live fish. Also at the same shopping area, an authentic Chinese Restaurant called The T. Pot , China Bistro From our location we have easy access to main highways to take you to Banff National Park, or the Royal Tyrrell Museum, an excellent Dinosaur museum. Candlewood Suites is an excellent location with cooking facilities which provides a great home base as you travel to various attractions in the area.