I m going to see the Expo this Saturday!! Recommend a few museums that are worth seeing in compariso

I definitely want to go to our Chinese Pavilion to see, the Guizhou tube of the Chinese Pavilion is very good, Italy, Japan, and South Korea are also very good, you can refer to the upstairs, after all, it is more accurate to combine it.

China Pavilion. Japan Pavilion. American Pavilion. Canada Pavilion.

The China Pavilion --- divided into two parts: the national pavilion and the regional pavilion, the main body of the national pavilion is majestic and powerful, like a towering crown and the granary of the world; The platform pedestal of the regional pavilion gathers **, implying that Sheze Shenzhou is rich in all directions. The overall layout of the national pavilion and the regional pavilion is a metaphor for the intersection of heaven and earth, and the saltiness of all things. The main body of the sculpture symbolizes the Chinese spirit.

The "Chinese Red" that adorns the National Pavilion is a combination of seven reds, selected from hundreds of red material swatches. The color of the museum is from dark to light from top to bottom, which can form a unified red with calm and classic visual effects under the conditions of different sunlight refraction during the day, light projection at night and different visual heights. In addition, the red board of the China Pavilion is made of metal materials and adopts a corduroy texture scheme, which not only puts on a more textured "coat" for the China Pavilion, but also gives a stable and atmospheric impression to the original bold and jumping red.

During the day, it is the focus of attention, and at night, the fabulous lighting effects will make the "China Red" even brighter. The 7 reds of the China Pavilion can form a unified red with a calm and classic visual effect under the conditions of different sunlight refraction during the day, light projection at night and different visual heights. The four cores of the China Pavilion are in a different shade of red; The interior of the building is made up of three other reds.

Saudi Arabia National Pavilion ---Treasure Ship on the Silk Road": The Saudi Pavilion is like an emerald in the shade of date palms; Its arc-shaped pavilion, which is suspended by steel columns, is like a "treasure ship" breaking through the waves. The Top and Bottom Oasis Garden is a country in the desert, and the oasis is very meaningful to Saudi Arabia.

The Saudis will build an oasis garden at the top and bottom of the Moon Ship, and the exhibition hall will be suspended in two gardens. The bottom will be composed of Saudi and Chinese plants, and the harmonious symbiosis of plants from the two countries symbolizes the deep friendship between China and Saudi Arabia.

The German Pavilion at the World Expo --- an open building with a light and flowing shape, which seems to invite visitors to do so. "Yan Si" and "Yan Yan" – two special virtual docents will accompany each visitor through the various exhibition halls. After passing through a "dynamic tunnel" filled with typical German urban scenes, visitors will step into the wonderfully designed experience space of the "Harmonious City".

The "Garden of Humanity" with light, colour and sound, the "Archives of Inventions" and the "Innovation Factory" that showcase German design products, and the "Garden of Materials" which exhibit new materials invented in Germany.

The pavilion is composed of a natural scenic spot and the main body of the pavilion, the exterior wall is wrapped in a transparent silver luminous architectural membrane, and the main body is composed of four top-heavy, violently deformed, light and stable irregular geometric shapes, which are connected into a whole but light and stable, illustrating the theme of "harmonious city".

German Pavilion (the queue is very long), China Pavilion (it is possible to get a reservation ticket to the Expo Park at about 7 o'clock), State Grid Pavilion, Vanke Pavilion, SAIC-GM (there are relatively few people in Puxi, but these enterprise pavilions are absolutely classic), Latvian Pavilion, the world is a family (there are fewer people, you don't need to queue much, it's also good), you can watch a performance or a specially made movie at the Expo Performing Arts Center, which is also good.

Sweden Pavilion Bar、If you're lucky、You can take the slide that slides from the second floor to the first floor。

The U.S. Pavilion is also good, but the queue time is relatively long.

There are also pavilions in Thailand, Italy, and Iceland.

The Iceland Pavilion watched a short film, and the impact effect was quite strong.

Taiwan Pavilion, City Footprint Pavilion, Provincial and Municipal Joint Pavilion (you don't need to queue up yet, you can see your hometown), China Pavilion (but it's too difficult to get a reservation ticket), Saudi Arabia Pavilion (long queue, but it's not worth it), Japanese Industry Pavilion (no worse than the Japan Pavilion), Swiss Pavilion.

France Pavilion, Sweden Pavilion, Thailand Pavilion, United States Pavilion, Italy Pavilion, Iceland Pavilion.

It is recommended to play like this to see a few more museums:

Day 1: Go to the queue at 7 o'clock in the morning, have the opportunity to get the reservation ticket for the China Pavilion, and queue up directly after receiving the reservation ticket, and the queue plus the visit will take about an hour. It is the biggest regret not to visit the China Pavilion at the Expo Park!

There is no other pavilion like the China Pavilion! Then I went to the Pai Japanese Pavilion, which lasted about three hours. Remember, many of the performances at the Japan Pavilion were stopped at night.

After visiting the Japan Pavilion, you can visit the surrounding Asian country pavilions, Nepal, Israel, Kazakhstan, the United Arab Emirates Pavilion, etc., if you are energetic enough, you can line up for Saudi Arabia, and queue up at the Korean Pavilion at 8:50 p.m. to end the day's tour.

Day 2: Entered the park a little later, the first day was too tired. You can go to Area B to visit the Pacific Union Pavilion, Indonesia Pavilion, Philippines Pavilion, Cambodia Pavilion, and Brunei Pavilion; Afternoon.

At 2 or 3 o'clock, we will visit the African United Pavilion, the Netherlands and other pavilions, and start to visit the Switzerland Pavilion, the French Pavilion, the Italian Pavilion, the British Pavilion and the Spanish Pavilion at about 6 o'clock in the evening. Remember to take a quick tour and end up with a head walk to the Australia Pavilion for a full day of parking.

Day 3: Queue up at Gate 7 at 6 a.m., go straight to the German Pavilion after security check at 9 a.m., the queue time will not be very long. Then visit some venues in European and American countries. Evening.

At four or five o'clock, we will go to Puxi to visit the Enterprise Pavilion. The Puxi Enterprise Museum is the place where the dragon and the tiger are hidden. Row up the car hall first, and then you can watch the 3D movies of the China Railway Pavilion and the Aurora Pavilion, and the ship hall and the Vanke Pavilion are also good.

At nine o'clock, I went to the private enterprise hall to watch the wonderful vitality matrix performance.

You can enter from the entrance of Changqing North Road at Gate 7, many of the European pavilions you talked about are in Area C, and the Saudi Pavilion and the Japan Pavilion are in Area A, there is still a little distance, it is recommended that Gate 7 enter the European Pavilion, you will see the Belarus Pavilion first, go straight, go to the Denmark Pavilion first, and then go to the French Pavilion, opposite the German Pavilion, 45 degrees to the right of the German Pavilion is the Spanish Pavilion, you go to the French Pavilion first, then go to the Spanish Pavilion, and finally go to the German Pavilion, because the German Pavilion conservatively estimates that it takes 3 hours to queue, and now there are fewer people, Half the time. I went to the German Pavilion, and then to the Japan Pavilion, and there is a bus to the Saudi Pavilion on the road behind the British Pavilion, you can take a look at the appearance first, and the Japanese Pavilion will go first, because the queue time is short, if you are physically exhausted, then go again the next day, and I will arrange the time like this.

The French Pavilion is well arranged. I went in an hour when I went, it was about ten o'clock, so. As long as it's not during the peak hours after the meal, the French Pavilion is fine.

Ibid. for the German Pavilion.

That one. The Saudi Pavilion is super super difficult to arrange. When I went, I lined up from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

But that's because there's a special reason for rain or something. But there are a lot of people in the Saudi Pavilion. Therefore, it is recommended that if you don't want to queue for so long, go to the queue as soon as the park opens.

Otherwise, people who don't have much stamina will not be able to get in.

The same is true for the Japan Pavilion, so it's best to enter as soon as the park opens.

The other pavilions are relatively easy to queue. Generally within three hours.

If you want to go to a lot of museums. You can go to some small and unpopular national pavilions during peak hours. Or go to the United Pavilion. (Just to make up the stamp.) ）

Saudi Arabia is the most difficult to queue, I ran in the morning when the museum opened and queued for five hours, until I came down did not have to queue, the Danish Pavilion I went at night, at that time there were few people, you can feel the feeling of riding a bicycle, it is not crowded at all during the day, Germany and my friends are the same as Saudi Arabia queued for a long time, there are many Japanese pavilions, to go to these large pavilions try to pick after seven o'clock in the evening, you will find that half of the time is saved than during the day, if you are interested in design, go to the Italian Pavilion to see, The biggest regret of my death is that I didn't go to Italy and Germany, and those pavilions in Europe are very good, try to see them!! Have a nice day.