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After lunch, delegates from the UNESCO Cities of Design were having their time at the OCT Art & Design Gallery yesterday, to see the poster competition exhibition “CODE.”

  Eriko Esaka, representative from Nagoya, recognized the winning posters from her city as soon as she stepped into the gallery. “Shachihoko (a fabulous dolphin like fish) is a symbol of Nagoya, that's why you can often see how this element is interpreted in the artworks of our city,” she introduced to the others.

  After the visit, delegates were showing their interest on the design products sold in the gallery shop. One of the delegates showed what she had in her hands. “I bought some diary books and red envelopes as souvenirs. I like the design which is very Chinese, and of course is creative as well.”

  昨日午餐过后，几位来自创意城市联盟“设计之都”的代表结伴来到华·美术馆，参观“密码”海报大赛获奖作品展。

  日本名古屋的代表江坂惠里子，一眼就认出了来自自己城市的获奖作品。“鯱（一种形如海豚的鱼）是名古屋的象征，这就是为什么你能常常看到我们的作品对这个符号进行诠释”，她向其他代表介绍着。

  参观过后，代表们对画廊商店里的设计商品也产生了浓厚的兴趣。一名代表向记者展示了她的“收获”。“我刚刚买了几本日记本和红包袋，我喜欢它们的设计，既有中国风也极具创意。”

  (深圳特区报记者 廖露蕾 文／图)