The city: man’s greatest invention, or clumsy byproduct of civilization? China’s historic building frenzy is a hallmark of man’s dominance over the landscape. With speed and efficacy its urban spaces have been planned and then built, rolling out the modern cityscapes that are shaping our future. However, observing the outcome of three decades of flash urbanization reveals a disturbing reality.

The 2015 Milan Expo opened on May 1, the image of China in Milan Expo---China Pavilion became the center of attention again.The design project manager of China pavilion is Sudan,the Vice President and President of Greater China Rotation President of APDF.

Zhangjiajie is set to open the world's longest and highest glass-bottomedbridge in China.It was designed by Israeli architect Haim Dotan, who is also a poet and an APDF Council Member. Spanning two cliffs in the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon area, it will stretch 380 meters (1,410 feet) longand 6 meters (20 feet) wide, hovering over a 300-meter (984-foot) vertical drop.The bridge will serve as a runway for fashion shows and be able to hold up to 800 people at once.