Features of each national pavilion at the Expo!! China Pavilion at the World Expo

On both occasions, I queued up at the entrance and exit of Luban Road at Gate 1 of the World Expo to get the reservation ticket for the China Pavilion. Arrive around 5:50 a.m., 6:00 a.m

00 queue up from the gate to the serpentine fence, put in the serpentine bar at 8:00, after the security check at 9:02, take the ticket and insert it into the ticket machine to enter the park, and the staff behind the ticket gate handed me the reservation ticket.

After getting the reservation ticket, I was very happy to rush to the oil pavilion for the first time and the Japan corporate pavilion for the second time.

About the China Pavilion's City Card Album Collection:

It is recommended to row before 6:00 at Gate 3 at the entrance and exit of Bansong Garden.

1. You can receive a copy of the "City Business Card Book" at the Information Desk in the Northern UBPA with the ticket of the day, one ticket per person;

2. Visit the Urban Best Practices Area, collect the Expo commemorative seals of the corresponding city cases, and stamp them at the designated location in the "City Business Card Book" according to the requirements of the stamp collection;

3. Hold a "City Business Card Book" and stamp the commemorative medals of the 15 eligible city cases expos, and exchange for 1 ticket for visiting the China National Pavilion at the reservation point in the city square;

4. The visit ticket of the China National Pavilion and the visit ticket of the National Pavilion of Other Countries cannot be redeemed at the same time.

5. The number of tickets for the China Pavilion is limited, and it will be exchanged, on a first-served basis, while stocks last. One coupon per person, valid on the same day, and the final interpretation right of the event belongs to the event organizer.

Stamp collection requirements: Collect the commemorative stamps of the 15 urban case expos in the city best practice area at the designated stamp location in the "City Business Card Book", which must include 5 physical case stamps. The 15 city case seals shall include 7 Asian city case seals, 7 European city case seals, and 1 American or African city case seal, with a total number of not less than 15 chapters, and the seal samples shall not be duplicated.

Only wait and run wildly.

I waited all night, and I really didn't lie, I waited from 9pm the first night until the next day to start the security check.

In addition to waiting, you also have to have an amazing amount of physical strength. The outermost gate was opened at seven o'clock, and then everyone ran to the security checkpoint, and then they had to wait for more than an hour for the security check. You really have to run as fast as you can.

If you go now, you have to conserve your strength, or you won't have the energy to run after an hour in the sun. At the time of the security check, it will be issued, and you will take the initiative to send a reservation ticket for the Chinese Pavilion by security personnel such as volunteers. I arrived so early and kept watch all night, and there were less than 1,000 people in front of me, and when I opened the gate and ran to the security checkpoint to wait for the security check, there were already more than 3,000 people in front of me.

I'm from a sports background.,I'm from more than a thousand to more than three thousand.,It's conceivable that everyone is crazy.,Especially when I'm a woman, I can't rob those men who are five big and three thick.。。 The last reservation ticket I got was to go in at half past four in the afternoon.

The expo requires physical strength and stamina, so practice well.

Arrive at the entrance early and wait for admission, early security. It is best to choose the entrance of Yaohua Road, the closest to the Chinese Pavilion (there are strong people queuing up there at one o'clock in the morning) Volunteers at each door issue coupons, and if you want to grab at least half past 6 o'clock, you will have to line up there, and now the aunts and uncles are very powerful, and you will definitely not be able to grab them if you are late.

If you want to see Saudi Arabia early, you can queue up so early, grab the reservation ticket and rush directly to the Saudi Pavilion, and you will have to queue for an extra hour ten minutes late.

Then you rush to the China Pavilion and ask the volunteers for a reservation ticket, or lock the reservation machine in advance to make sure you're the first visitor to the China Pavilion

In fact, the China Pavilion will be kept for a long time, and you can wait until the end of the World Expo to see it, so there is no need to squeeze it now.

The German Pavilion - Doesn't the tough appearance represent the strong will of the German nation?

China Pavilion - A magnificent building, with a light in the middle of the building shining into the sky, isn't this exactly the same as representing China's desire to rise.

Japan Pavilion - The quirky appearance has the strongest sense of the future, which also represents the Japanese people's insecurity about modern society and their bright vision for the future, and at the same time, shows the Japanese people's worship of science.

Finally, I want to say, friend, this is my own experience, I didn't look for it on the Internet, you can give some points.

The interior design of the Shanghai World Expo Museum is stunning and chic, and an "auspicious Expo City" composed of "gems" is built inside, outlining 15 landmark buildings of previous World Expos, such as the Crystal Palace in the United Kingdom and the Eiffel Tower in France, with crystal clear and dazzling "gems".

The World Expo Museum, the Variety Hall and the Civilization Pavilion are known as the "Three Great Pavilions" in Puxi, located within the former Jiangnan Shipyard in Puxi D Area of Shanghai Expo Park, all of which are rebuilt from old factories with a total construction area of 36,000 square meters.

In the World Expo Museum in Puxi Park of Shanghai World Expo, more than 300 precious cultural relics borrowed from dozens of museums around the world are displayed, which review and interpret the legend of the World Expo and the history of human civilization. The free loan of so many priceless treasures also reflects the irreplaceable role of the World Expo as a platform for world cultural and artistic exchanges.

China Pavilion at Shanghai World Expo China China Pavilion at Shanghai World Expo 2010 (China Pavilion) is a theme pavilion representing China at Shanghai World Expo 2010, located in the core area of the Expo Park. The architectural exterior of the China Pavilion is themed "Crown of the Orient, Prosperous China, Granary of the World, and Prosperous People", representing the spirit and temperament of Chinese culture. Among them, "Chinese red", as the main color of the building, is atmospheric and calm, and it is also easy to understand by the world.

The design concept of the towering national pavilion echoes the regional pavilion at ground level, reflecting the correspondence between "heaven" and "earth" in Eastern philosophy. At the same time, the overall shape of the National Pavilion is based on the buckets in ancient Chinese wooden buildings, and draws inspiration from the bronzes of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, but there are no interspersed beams, beams, deeds and other parts.

On the outer wall of the regional pavilion, the ancient Chinese seal script is also used to convey the message of the 24 solar terms. The urban garden named "New Jiuzhou Qingyan" on its roof platform introduces the concept of "Jiuzhou Qingyan" in the Old Summer Palace. Among them, the first of the "nine continents" is the national pavilion, named "Yong", and the other eight continents are named "Tian", "Ze", "Fishery", "Ridge", "Forest", "Dian", "Gully" and "Desert".

The boundaries of the buildings are integrated into the concept of Jiangnan gardens to weaken the relationship between the building and the city.

Technology Applications: Some advanced technologies have been adopted in the China Pavilion to comply with the concept of environmental protection. All windows and doors are made of low-E coated glass, which reflects heat while reducing energy consumption. A rainwater harvesting system on the top floor purifies rainwater to flush toilets or vehicles.

The soil covering layer on the platform of the regional pavilion can save 10% of energy consumption.

Fiji National Pavilion Day.

The first exhibition area: exploring the "Oriental Footprint". Through several different styles of exhibitions, it focuses on the wisdom of China's urban development concept.

Among them, a film with many **comprehensive exhibitions** tells the story of China's self-improvement urbanization experience over the past 30 years of reform and opening up, Chinese's enthusiasm for construction and expectations for the future. The national treasure painting "Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival" is artistically re-hailed in the exhibition hall to convey the wisdom of classical Chinese cities. Zone 2:

The Quest for Travel". The rail tour car is used to allow visitors to appreciate the wisdom of China's urban construction planning in the shortest possible time in the way of dialogue between ancient and modern, and complete a visit experience full of dynamics, surprises and discoveries.

The third exhibition area: gathering "low-carbon actions". Gathering China's future urban development with low-carbon as the core element, it shows how Chinese can meet the future urbanization challenges through the "modern pursuit of learning from nature", and provide "Chinese-style" for achieving global sustainable development