The name of the work, One World, One Dream, is the slogan of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, which is here adapted to my attempt in unifying the world. I built the "Mondo" (= “world” in Italian) by combining various places of interest from different parts of the world. In the "Mondo" city, "Civitanos" (world citizens) can live in any place of interest, be it the pyramids, Tiananmen, Eiffel Tower, Taj Mahal and so on. You can also communicate with other Civitanos from all over the world. Civitano represents an individual’s cultural labels (history, culture, language, etc.) as well as the country of origin. In the "Mondo" city, the first task of all "Civitanos" is to build the "Babel Tower." To do this efficiently, all "Civitanos" must use only one language, Esperanto, which I chose to be the world's mainstream language in “Mondo City.” Esperanto, however, is suspiciously the world’s language as it contains no roots from Asian languages. In this work, I also use my native language Chinese, German, the language that I now use most, and English, currently the world’s international language.

*[Editor’s note] Esperanto is the most widely spoken constructed international auxiliary language. It was created by Polish ophthalmologist L. L. Zamenhof in 1887. (more details: Wikipedia)