The 2010 World Expo in Shanghai has already broken 12 records, such as the number of participating countries, regions and organizations, volunteers, pavilions built by exhibitioners, and the area the Expo Park covers. However, creating new records is not the ultimate goal of the Expo. The impact of this event on China should be much more than just breaking records. From my perspective, a more important role cabal alz, of the Expo is that it promotes an idea of self-cultivated civilized behavior, rather than just having it imposed from above. There are two ways to foster civilized behavior, imposed cabal alz and self-cultivated. The first uses publicity and education to impose a perception of civilized behavior on the general public, and promotes it through external methods such as fines for "uncivilized" behavior or the nagging of the neighborhood watch. The second involves people recognizing their internal desire for a better and richer life, and then acting on those desires. The imposed method might sometimes achieve its goals rapidly, but the changes are often superficial and die out early. Relying on people to wow power leveling, improve themselves, in contrast wow power leveling, is a slow and often stagnating process. If we're trying to improve the way we behave, therefore, we need to combine these two methods. China's reform and opening-up has resulted in striking changes in the way we live, but both local governments and the public are still locked into these attempts to impose behavioral change from the top. For instance, the government building of the Loudi county government in Hunan Province is built to look like the White House, presumably under the idea that this superficial form will improve the quality of the local administration in response. Or, on a public level, there are 2moons dil, numerous announcements that, when getting on subway trains, you should let other people get off first. But how often is this rule obeyed? The Expo provides an opportunity for both the government and 2moons dil the public to shift to a different understanding of how we can improve our behavior. The government has adopted various practical measures to guarantee the smooth operation of the Expo, such as the special security measures to ensure safe railway transportation and the founding of an Expo court so that cases can be swiftly heard by a single body. Many ordinary people have also last chaos gold, enthusiastically signed up to become Expo volunteers. Electric buses, recoverable toilet paper and many other facilities also demonstrate the virtues of last chaos gold an ener-gy-efficient lifestyle. However, all this is just a beginning. When we look at past World Expos, we can see that their value lay in demonstrating self-reflection about the future development of civilization, rather than showing off past or present glories. The Expo can therefore serve as a way for all of us to think about ways to make a better life, rather than a model imposed from above. With "Celebrating Tomorrow's Fresh New Environment" as its slogan, the 1974 World Expo in Spokane, the US, was the first Expo to shift world attention maple story mesos, from a simple model of constant progress in science and technology to the impact that humanity was having on its environment. The Expo in Spokane didn't leave any landmark buildings maple story mesos behind, but cleaned up the Spokane River, which was previously severely polluted. Spokane was thus transformed from an industrial city to a tourist resort. Similarly, the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, through the abovementioned special measures and the fresh designs of the Expo Park pavilions, demonstrates the ideal of "Better City, Better Life." The 2010 World Expo has provided flyff penya, the seeds for new ways to live, but they need to be watered by individuals. The Expo, while leaving behind new city landmarks like the China Pavilion, Expo Axis and Expo Performance Center, will also leave behind a model for better urban living developed flyff penya through self-reflection, rather than being imposed from the top.