Isn t the Expo just a five areas?

There is a detailed introduction on the official website of the death blog.

The World Expo is indeed divided into these 5 districts, big or small, under normal circumstances, you can't finish shopping in three or five days, but if you have a selective visit, it's pretty good. . .

Have a nice trip.

a-Asia (China, Japan, Korea...)

b- International organizations and Oceania (Australia, New Zealand, 3 out of 4 pavilions in 1 week here...)

c- Europe & Africa, South America (Africa Pavilion, Brazil, USA...) d- Enterprise.

e-Businesses and cities.

a-Asia b-Asia and international organizations.

C-Europe and Africa D-Enterprise.

e-Businesses and cities.

A is mainly Asia, B is mainly Europe and the Americas, C is Oceania and Africa, D is business management, and E is an urban best practice area.

The Shanghai World Expo venues are set up in Area A: China Pavilion, Foreign Countries Pavilion [Asian countries except Southeast Asia] Area B: Theme Pavilion, Southeast Asia and Oceania Some Countries Pavilion, International Organization Pavilion, Public Activity Center, Performing Arts Center.

Zone C: Pavilion of foreign countries [European, American and African countries], Pavilion of national organizations.

Zone D: Enterprise Zone.

Zone E: Enterprise Pavilion, Expo Museum and Civilization Pavilion, Urban Best Practices Area.

D-film. Most of them are corporate pavilions, and the best thing to see is the oil pavilion, and now the queuing time of the oil pavilion has a tendency to catch up with the Japanese national pavilion...

Then the Japanese corporate pavilion is also very good, and people who have been to the Japanese national pavilion say that the Japanese corporate pavilion is better. One of the movies called "The Banquet" is very good, and the queue is about 3-4 hours...

In addition, if you have children, the Coca-Cola Hall is a good choice, there is an animated movie inside, and there will be a bottle of magic Coke for each person

The power grid pavilion is now very well advertised... But it doesn't line up until 8 p.m. lz how many numbers do you think it will have == It is recommended to go after 9:30 p.m., it stops queuing before 10 o'clock.

E-film. Recommend the Private Enterprise Joint Pavilion, the last matrix performance is very good. The queuing time after 8 o'clock is less than 15min.

The feature of the aviation hall is simulated driving.,But this requires a reservation ticket.,If you don't have it, you don't have to go to that hall = =.

I haven't been to the car hall, and people who have been there say it's pretty good.

Broad Hall is not recommended. Inside will be ecological protection of animals and plants, but the door is not easy to queue in, there are 2 movies inside to queue for another 1 hour = =

In addition to the Coca-Cola Hall and the Car Museum, I have not been to the Chop Branch myself, and the others are my own feelings, except for what I said above, there is no need to go to other Puxi Soy Sauce Restaurants, or the cost performance of queuing is too low...

That's all for now

If you don't like the country very much, you don't have to go in.

Personally, I like the German Pavilion and the UAE Pavilion. There is also the Italian Pavilion.

The Spanish Pavilion doesn't have to be laughed at and you don't have to go in.

In fact, the national pavilion just chooses the country you like to go to, and you don't have to do so much.

The real fun is all in Zone D and Zone E. And at night, there were almost no people in Area D and Area E [in June] where the Petroleum Pavilion, the City Case Pavilion, the Japanese Business Management, the Urban Future Pavilion, and the Urban Footprint Pavilion all left a deep impression on me.

The things in the national pavilion are too simplistic, in fact, you can't see anything, and if you want to go crazy in the national pavilion, it is better to go crazy in the city case museum. And there are not many people in the city case hall.

If you are in the D area, I recommend going to the Theme Pavilion, the Petroleum Pavilion, the Japanese Industry Pavilion, the Cisco Pavilion, and the Corporate Pavilion. In the E area, there is a car hall for hidden sails, an aviation hall and some independent case halls.