How to ask for a gift when visiting the expo and which pavilions to give gifts to the expo

I don't know when I will be able to see this rare World Expo in the future, and it would be nice to have a souvenir!!

The Kingdom of Bahrain sends cloth bags, which are very soily, Japanese industries also send bags, Korean companies send fans, and there are many more, and they have to go by themselves. It's better to go to a few family members to get more things. (*Hee-hee.......)

There is a Japan Industry Pavilion with an eco-friendly bag.

Coca-Cola Pavilion with small bottles of Coke.

China Power Grid Pavilion, with small magnets.

At the Shanghai World Expo, many venues will distribute some souvenirs, such as souvenirs given by major exhibition halls or show the theme of the exhibitors, or reflect the local customs and advanced technology, such as various handicrafts in the African Joint Pavilion, loose diamonds from Belgium, nesting dolls from Russia, perfumes from France, etc. Belgium Pavilion **Win Diamonds (Loose Diamonds) and Distribute Chocolates Every Saturday at 7 p.m., a Europe and Belgium Fact Sheet Contest will be held to give one lucky winner a chance to win a world-famous Belgian diamond. Other souvenirs:

10,000 pieces of world-famous, individually wrapped Belgian chocolates are distributed every day. In addition, there will be an event every afternoon or evening**, and the winning visitors will be expected to win the grand prize of a "luxury week trip to Belgium for two". UAE Pavilion Take a week around the UAE and stay at Burj Al Arab Emirates** will come to Shanghai during the Expo and will be selected from the audience to visit the Dubai Pavilion to be rewarded with the enviable "One Week Around the UAE" and a free stay in a seven-star hotel.

Italy Pavilion Observe the shoemaking process and win branded shoes From the opening day of the Expo until May 15, visitors can observe the shoemaking process of Italian fashion brand Salvatore Ferragamo in the production process of Italian fashion brand Salvatore Ferragamo in the production process and witness the birth of handmade shoes. At that time, there will be a ** event on site, and the lucky ones can get these shoes and experience the Italian joie de vivre. Turkey Pavilion Gift of magical stones that ward off evil spirits Before leaving the museum, each visitor will receive a small gift

A magical little stone that can ward off evil spirits is the opal of Turkey. Other souvenirs: In the special product exhibition area, you can buy souvenirs with Turkish characteristics such as porcelain and calligraphy art.

The British Pavilion will give you a magical plant seed The unique building façade of the British Pavilion is dotted with 60,000 "tentacles" made of machine-glass material, and inside each "tentacle" there is a "live" seed. It is understood that visitors to the British Pavilion may get such a miraculous plant seed. France Pavilion Distribution of perfumes from the "France Pavilion" In September last year, a perfume called the "France Pavilion" was launched nationwide.

Designed for the French Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo, this fragrance is made from the scent of Shanghai magnolia, while the packaging reflects the unique network structure of the French Pavilion. It is reported that during the Expo, the French Pavilion will distribute various small gifts to visitors at a designated time period every day, including this perfume. Luxembourg Pavilion "Shanghai" commemorative coins can be purchased This set of commemorative stamps and coins needs to be purchased by visitors.

In celebration of the Shanghai World Expo, the "Shanghai" euro commemorative coin was issued by the Banque de Luxembourg**. Visitors will also have the opportunity to buy "Shanghai" stamps issued by the Luxembourg Post Office. Mexico Pavilion Making kites and flying them on top of the pavilion The Kite Square, where 135 large kites are "flying", is the centerpiece of the Mexico Pavilion.

Visitors can buy kites in the pavilion anytime and anywhere, or make their own and fly them at the kite plaza on the top floor.

Taiwan Pavilion, Japan Industry Pavilion, Belgium, United Kingdom, Turkey, Saudi Arabia Some pavilions have dates and some pavilions have time slots, so you can get them without necessarily going.

Japan Pavilion, send an eco-friendly bag.

Don't go to the British Pavilion unless you're a British fanatic! What to say about giving gifts, not at all!! Fake!! They will only give it to schools in China when they are demolished.

There are no travel incentives in the UAE Pavilion, just a brochure saying that adults bring children to the UAE, and children can be exempted from all fees.

There are no gifts in France, but the things in the gift shop are good......

At the exit of the Austrian Pavilion, there is a sister who will ask questions about Austria, which is relatively simple, and if you answer correctly, there will be stickers to send. At 5 p.m., there will be a free ** meeting, which can be regarded as a spiritual gift. Hehe.

I've experienced all of these firsthand.

Belgian chocolate is supposed to be real.

As for the rumors on the Internet, it's better not to believe them, most of them are false. I went for three days and didn't see any gifts ......

I went, but I didn't get a stone at the Turkish Pavilion, and the ice cream wasn't free, 20 yuan a piece.

French perfumes are not seen either.

The introduction said that in fact, they didn't give much, there were too many people, and most of them had to pay for themselves.

Yes, at the Shanghai World Expo, the souvenirs presented by the major exhibition halls or show the theme of the exhibitors, or reflect the local customs and advanced technology, such as various handicrafts in the African Joint Pavilion, loose diamonds from Belgium, nesting dolls from Russia, perfumes from France, etc., which can indeed attract the attention of many tourists.

However, it should be reminded that free gifts are not available at any time, some pavilions only deliver gifts at designated times, and some pavilions have free gifts that are carried out in conjunction with Q&A or ** activities, so visitors may wish to consult the staff of each exhibition hall.

Deceiving, not to buy with money, the French pavilion will only send an official magazine, and Perfume 188, Turkey claims to be the hardest ice cream in the world 25, milk-flavored.

Yes. My QQ space 327273115 has a detailed strategy in it. So far, I've collected dozens of freebies.

Well, what you usually have is handbags.