Have you been to the Korea Pavilion at the Expo?

Overview. The façade of the exhibition hall is decorated with three-dimensional Korean and multicolored pixel paintings, showing Korean customs with the element of "communication and integration". The first floor is a scaled down view of Seoul, South Korea, showing "My City" through images; The second floor displays "My Life", which uses high-tech means to interpret culture, technology, humanity and nature; The "My Dream" zone showcases futuristic technologies and previews the 2012 Yeosu Expo.

Exterior of the building. The façade of the pavilion is decorated with three-dimensional Korean and multicolored pixel paintings. The exhibition hall is made up of several huge Korean letters; If you look at the exterior wall closely, you can see countless Korean letters.

Hangeul is an excellent Korean invention whose creativity and importance reflect the cultural independence of the entire Korean nation. The Korean Pavilion uses Hangeul to make up the entire space, allowing visitors to experience Hangeul in all its aspects. The unique Korean characters as the exterior design of the Korean Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo are the biggest creativity of the Korean Pavilion, which is a "three-dimensional" Korean language that decorates the appearance with colorful tiles and takes "communication and integration" as the cultural connotation.

Korean cities are and will be represented in a new visual environment. Colorful stages, soft and fragrant food, houses with birds and flowers, and cutting-edge cities full of futuristic ideas will appear in turn, and visitors will experience all kinds of life and get in touch with the most authentic Korea. Unlike ordinary buildings, the Korean National Pavilion is constructed using Korean letters, and most of the ground floor is an open space, which means that there is no door, so as to fully reflect the openness and inclusiveness of Korea.

The ground floor of the exhibition hall is paved with floor tiles of different colors. According to reports, the colorful ground is actually a map of Seoul, the capital of South Korea, which is 1,300 meters of the actual area of Seoul. The condensed Seoul has been transplanted to Shanghai, and its new symbolic space has established a new platform for direct communication between Shanghai and Seoul.

I have been to South Korea once, I went to Jeju Island, the scenery is very beautiful, I like to watch the sunrise at Seongsan Sunrise Peak, it feels good Oh There are also teddy bears in the teddy bear museum are so cute, I want to keep them for myself

Go, it is recommended that you don't go to the British Pavilion, it is all deceitful, there is nothing, the queue needs to wait for two hours, but the visit takes less than 5 minutes to come out, the American Pavilion is great, go and see it, the performance of the Japanese Pavilion is good.

Just came back! It is recommended not to go to the Korea Pavilion. Goryeo sticks are so deceiving! I think it's the most distinctive of the halls!

The Korea Pavilion is an open venue, so you don't have to queue up, which is very good.

It's the Yeosu World Expo in South Korea, right? The Yeosu Expo will be held from May 12 to August 12, 2012, and the theme of the Yeosu Expo will be "Natural Oceans and Coasts: Resource Diversity and Sustainable Development".

Yeosu is located in the center of South Korea's south coast, the second largest city in South Jeollanam-do, South Korea, Yeosu is the center of aquatic product distribution and processing on the south coast of South Korea, the gateway to the Pacific Ocean, and the vanguard of international shipping. Located at the southeastern tip of the Korean Peninsula, Yeosu is one of the most beautiful port cities in Korea. On April 1, 1998, Yeocheon City, Yeosu City, and Yeocheon County were merged into the current Yeosu City.

Weihai City, Shandong Province, China and Yeosu City, South Korea have a sister city relationship.

Lishui City, Zhejiang Province, China is located in the southwest of Zhejiang Province, the junction of Zhejiang and Fujian provinces.

The 2012 Lishui World Expo is a recognized (professional) World Expo, and the 2010 Shanghai World Expo is a registered (comprehensive) World Expo.

In 1999, China has applied for and held the 99 Kunming Horticultural Expo, the World Horticultural Expo with the theme of "Man and Nature - Towards the 21st Century", and the first professional World Expo held by China, which has accumulated experience and confidence for the comprehensive World Expo held in Shanghai, China.

According to the regulations of the Bureau International des Expositions, the World Expo is divided into two types according to its nature, scale and duration: one is the registered (also known as comprehensive) World Expo, which usually lasts for 6 months and is held every 5 years since 2000; The other category is accredited (also known as professional) expos, which usually last for three months and are held once between two registered expos. The registered world expo is different from the general exhibition of **** and economic investment, and is the world's highest level of exhibition.

Accreditation fairs are divided into four levels: A1, A2, B1 and B2. Level A1 is the highest level of accreditation for expos.

In 2012, it is planned to give visa-free to Chinese tourists

In order to promote the 2010 Shanghai World Expo and the 2012 Yeosu World Expo, China and South Korea officially designated 2010 to 2012 as the year of mutual visits between China and South Korea. "In recent years, with the simplification of visa procedures for Chinese citizens to South Korea, such as Chinese citizens taking direct flights to Jeju Island to enjoy 30-day visa-free treatment, the number of Chinese traveling to South Korea is increasing. Kim Ji-jin, head of the Jeollanam-do Tourism Policy Division, said that in 2012, Chinese tourists are expected to enter the Expo without visas, and air fares may be cheaper.