Situated on the 2nd floor of Building 2, the exhibition hall covers an area of 2,250 m2 and houses a total of 60 exhibits to unveil the laws of the formation, growth and development of lives on earth and to showcase the huge potential of science and technology in safeguarding human lives and health. By conveying the comprehension and reflection of human beings on themselves and the lives on earth, this exhibition hall is aimed at guiding the public to scientifically examine the value of life and to reflect on the significance of the harmonious coexistence between humans and the biosphere of earth. 

Situated on the 3rd floor of Building 2, the exhibition hall covers an area of 2,230 m2 and houses a total of 60 exhibits to unfold the whole picture of a technology-driven society through everyday scenes such as mobility, daily necessities, healthy living, artificial intelligence, etc. By displaying the technologies around us, this exhibition hall is aimed at guiding the public to imagine the amazing prospect of social lives changed by technology innovations, and conveying the notion of "science improves life and technology leads the future". 

Situated on the 4th-5th floors of Building 2, the exhibition hall covers an area of 2,380 m2 and houses a total of 60 exhibits to depict the beauty of nature from a narrative perspective of the organic and harmonious coexistence between man and nature. By presenting the status quo of human existence on the earth and the changes of and the crises threatening our living environment, this exhibition hall is aimed at interpreting the interactions between man and nature and guiding the public to reflect on the effective ways of sustainable development. 

Situated on the B1 of Building 2 and covering an area of about 115 m2, the "Science On a Sphere" is a global display system developed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) of the United States. Employing computer and video projection technology to showcase planetary data, atmospheric storm, climate change, ocean temperature, polar glaciers and other animations and images to the public in a visual and fascinating way, the system is aimed at enhancing and promoting knowledge dissemination and arousing the public awareness of protecting the earth.