The National Aquatics Center, also called “the Water Cube” and located in the Olympic Green, is the main natatorium built for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing and is also one of the landmarks of the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games, with the international advanced level and combining swimming, sports, physical exercises and relaxation in one.

The National Aquatics Center, also called “the Water Cube” and located in the Olympic Green, is the main natatorium built for the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing and is also one of the landmarks of the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games, with the international advanced level and combining swimming, sports, physical exercises and relaxation in one.

Beijing Capital International Airport is "China's first abroad". It is China's most important and biggest international airport which has the most advanced production equipment, and the most busy transportation production. It is China's air gate and an important window of foreign exchange. Beijing Capital International Airport has completed in 1958 with operation of 50 years. With the wheel of history, it is always head forward. Especially since the reform and opening up, with the rapid development of China's economy, and the benefit from Beijing advantaged political, economic, cultural and geographic location advantage, the yearly passengers' throughput of Beijing Capital International Airport in 1978 was 1.03 million, and from the year of 1978 to 2010, the amount of passagners has been increased to over 73.95 million. Currently, Beijing Capital International Airport has ranked second in the whole world.

The National Grand Theater of China, located to the west of Tiananmen Square in the center of Beijing, is mainly designed by the French architect Paul Andreu. The whole architect floats on a man-made lake and the passers-by need to enter into the performing hall through an 80m-long underwater passage. The NCPA, with a novel and advanced design and unique conception, is the perfect integration of the tradition & modernity and the romance & reality.

Shanghai World Expo Center is Shanghai world expo permanent building, and it is one of the important venues of "one shaft for 4 venues". It is also the important place for the reception of the head of state levels' distinguished guests, and the place of celebration and conference. At the same time, the expo center also has the ability to hold large international conference.

The comprehensive traffic hub of Hongqiao is the landmark project of Shanghai's functional, hub-based and networked infrastructure construction, and is also the important attached project of Shanghai 2010 World Expo.

Shanghai Pudong International Airport is located in the coastal zones of Jiangzhen, ShiWan, ZhuQiao in Pudong New District of Shanghai. The area of the airport covers 40 square kilometers, about 30 kilometers from the city center. In 2009, the average daily take-off and landing flights to Pudong Airport was used by about 800. The flights amount of Pudong Airport has already reached 60% of the whole Shanghai airports. The navigation of Chinese and foreign airline flights to Pudong Airport has reached 48, the airline flights has covered more than 90 international region cities, and 62 domestic cities.

The Shanghai World Exposition Culture Center, as one of the most important permanent exhibition pavilions of the Shanghai Expo, will bear all kinds of large performances and activities during the Expo so as to meet the requirements for large artistic performances. The performance center is a modern performance pavilion with the first-class level of the world, a cultural cluster combining performances, arts display, entertainment & fashion in one and a new landmark of the culture and entertainment of Shanghai as well as a new lightspot for urban tourism.

The New Guangdong Museum, a comprehensive museum at the provincial level of China, is a new display building with modern facilities and is the patriotic education base and the social practice base of Guangzhou. The grand courtyard of the museum is originally the Royal Palace of Guangdong in Qing Dynasty, with the key national heritage conservation unit—the former site of holding the First National Congress of the Kuomintang and the Lu Xun Memorial Hall in it.

The New Guangzhou TV Tower, built near Chigang Pagoda, Zhuhai District, Guangzhou, is a large urban infrastructure combining sight-seeing, television broadcasting transmitting and culture & entertainment functions in one. The overall height of the New Guangzhou TV Tower measures 610 m and is the landmark of Guangzhou.