What should a person do if he wants to die at the Expo, please 3Q

1.I don't think it's better to go alone! Because there are so many people in that place, it is easy to get lost.

For your safety. If you want to go: 2

Book a restaurant close to the Expo, and then leave the Expo, note: be sure to take a map of the Expo. That's it!

I went to it two days ago, and it was very hot, and some of the pavilions required reservations, such as the China Pavilion.

There are a lot of people, you have to pay attention to the heatstroke.

It's best to play in Zone C.

1。As soon as you enter the park, hurry up to the popular pavilions such as: German Pavilion, British Pavilion, French Pavilion, and American Pavilion (according to personal preference, but it must be fast), because it is the first time to enter the park in the morning, and there are few people in line.

2。Then there were more people, and I toured around the European area.

France Pavilion: There may be a long queue, but it's wonderful and beautiful.

Poland Pavilion: It's not bad, there are a lot of places to rest in it o(o

Czech Pavilion: In fact, the Czech Pavilion is also full of beautiful looks, and there will be random commemorative fans.

Norway Pavilion and Ukraine Pavilion: There are a lot of beautiful women and handsome guys.

3。It is best not to eat lunch in the park at noon, the restaurant inside is very expensive, bring your own food in, you can eat while queuing, save time. And there are relatively few people in line at noon.

4。If you want to see a lot of pavilions, you can visit the African United Pavilion and the European Joint Pavilion 1 and 2, you don't have to queue much, there are a lot of them, but they are all small pavilions, it depends on whether you want to or not.

5。After 6 o'clock in the evening, if you want to see a few big halls, go to line up for the big halls, and there are a lot fewer people at this time; Or if you want to see a few more, you can see some small pavilions, such as: Ireland Pavilion, Austria Pavilion, Norway Pavilion, Denmark Pavilion, Finland Pavilion, Turkey Pavilion, Luxembourg Pavilion, etc.

I visited 6 museums in the evening.

ps：1。If you are stamped, pay attention to whether there is a stamp before entering the museum. For example, on the day I went, there were no chapters in the French Pavilion and the Russian Pavilion.

2。Personally, I think Area C is good, if you arrange it properly, you can also see 20 museums a day, for example, I saw 24 museums

Wishing you a happy trip o( o

You'd better bring a folding stool and line up instead of standing.

It's best to go at night, and you don't have to wait in a long queue when there are fewer people. 1. What you can bring: If you are going to the expo on a sunny day, bring a backpack, a camera (spare battery board), wear running shoes, bring money or credit cards, bring a water bottle that can hold water, bring some food (solid, if you are preparing to bring your own lunch, it is best to bring cakes, bread or biscuits, you can also bring some snacks), if you go on a sunny day, bring sunglasses and sunscreen with a high sun protection index (less than 100ml, in fact, sunscreen is really to bring, the ultraviolet rays are very strong on cloudy days), and bring rain gear on rainy days.

The following things depend: paper towels (dry or wet), small folding stools, waste newspapers (but you can do without a stool), umbrellas for shade, hats, Mentholatum mint cream (mosquito bites, heat stroke, anything can be used, and it is solid, you can bring in) fruits. 2. Prohibited items:

Except for the most dangerous, flammable, radioactive and other dangerous substances, controlled instruments and other items prohibited by Chinese laws and regulations, visitors are not allowed to bring the following items into the park: 1) Liquid items such as soft and hard packaged beverages and alcoholic beverages, but liquid milk products for infants and liquid medicines for patients with diseases can be carried in appropriate amounts; 2) Lighters, matches and other ignition appliances; 3) Banners, slogans, billboards, leaflets, and other promotional materials; 4) Means of transportation, including motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles, electric bicycles, motorized wheelchairs, scooters, skateboards, wheeled shoes, etc., except for strollers, push wheelchairs, and electric wheelchairs; 5) Animals, except for service animals such as guide dogs; 6) Objects that can be lifted into the air, such as delta wings, paragliders, hot air balloons, model aircraft, kites, etc.; 7) Radio transmission equipment such as radio-controlled toys and walkie-talkies; 8) Other items that may obstruct others from visiting, cause personal injury or property damage to others, disrupt the order of the park and endanger the safety of the park. Wish.