Introduction of World Expo Drama

The whole exhibition hall of the World Expo is divided into Pudong and Puxi. Generally speaking, visitors who travel for a day had better go to Pudong, where there are many exhibition halls. If they go to Puxi, they have to cross the river by boat, which is a waste of time.

Let's start a one-day tour of the Expo site:

The garden opens at nine o'clock. There is a row of reservation machines at the gate. Popular venues must be booked here first. For example, in the China Pavilion, a ticket can only be reserved once. You need a valid certificate and ticket to make an appointment at the reservation machine.

1) Theme Pavilion: You can see the theme pavilion on the left soon after walking along the Expo axis (the celebration square is at the end). Theme pavilions include City People Pavilion, City Life Museum and City Planet Pavilion.

2) New Zealand Pavilion: After seeing the theme pavilion, walk north along Expo Pavilion Road, and you will see the New Zealand Pavilion as soon as you get to Bocheng Road. There will be a warm Maori dance performance to welcome you before you enter the exhibition hall. The biggest attraction here is the amazing New Zealand scenery created by the special effects team in The Lord of the Rings with image technology, which makes people immersive.

3) Australia Pavilion: When you leave the New Zealand Pavilion and walk west, you can see the Australia Pavilion. In the "Travel" activity area here, there is a fully enclosed glass passage of160m around the exhibition hall to show visitors the history of Australia. There are also a wealth of art group performances in the museum.

4) Thailand Pavilion: The Thailand Pavilion is just south from the Australia Pavilion. The rich Thai style makes it easy to find here. There is a mascot called "Artest" in it, and you can take a photo with it as a souvenir.

5) Lunch: After visiting these venues, my stomach must be growling. When you walk along the Expo Pavilion Road to Expo Avenue, you will find a Chinese food street between the Expo Center and the theme pavilion (but everything there is more expensive, with per capita consumption of 100 yuan). You can go to some fast food restaurants and make do with it, or bring your own food. Because we come to the World Expo mainly for fun, we don't have to be so picky about food. )

6) Performing Arts Center: You can go to the Expo Cultural Center to watch performances. The Cultural Center is in the northeast of the Expo Center. There are many performances here every day, from the passionate flamenco song and dance in Spain to the large-scale folk song and dance show "Footprints in Africa", which makes people feel like they are in Africa.

7) China Pavilion: After enough rest, you can queue up at China Pavilion. Even at noon when there are relatively few people, even if an appointment is made, it is inevitable to queue for about 30 minutes. However, due to the unique design of the China Pavilion, you will find that the sun is blocked when queuing, which is called "self-shading". When designing the China Pavilion, we took into account the queuing situation. 49-meter floor: Take the elevator after entering the site, and come to the 49-meter floor first. Surrounded by a circle of tempered glass floor like the Oriental Pearl, at the foot is a waiting square that looks small now, where movies are being shown at the same time. On this floor, there is also a picture of the riverside at Qingming Festival, 100 meters wide, where people can walk around. 4 1 m floor: After watching 49 m, you can go to the 4 1 m floor. It's a long route to visit here by rail tour bus, but it's worth a try and will have a special experience. Building 33m: Introduce the low-carbon city in China in the future, and see what kind of environment you will live in in the future.

8) Local Pavilion: All provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities have 600 square meters of space, each with its own characteristics. There are three pavilions: Taiwan Province Provincial Pavilion, Macau Pavilion and Hong Kong Pavilion. LED dome lanterns, lying on the ceiling watching movies, glass exterior walls and specular reflection design are the biggest features of the three pavilions.

United Arab Emirates Pavilion: Leaving the Hong Kong Pavilion and heading northeast along the International Exhibition Road, an undulating sand dune suddenly appeared in front of you. This is the United Arab Emirates Pavilion. It is said that this pavilion will be demolished after the World Expo and transported back to Abu Dhabi for reconstruction. Someone in the museum leads a virtual dream trip to the United Arab Emirates overlooking the beautiful scenery in the Middle East. Don't forget to take part in the lucky draw here to make your dream come true. The grand prize is a one-week trip to the United Arab Emirates.

Israel Pavilion: Right next to the UAE Pavilion, there are all kinds of high technologies here. It is not unusual to extract diesel oil from plants and put smart shoes on cows to have a look. The most wonderful thing is that you can swallow a photographic capsule, take various photos of internal organs and complete a painless physical examination.

Saudi Pavilion: Located in the north of Israel Pavilion, it is the largest foreign pavilion with a cost of 654.38+300 million yuan. In the Saudi Pavilion, there is the largest IMAX3D cinema in the world, with a screen around 1600 square meters. Show Avatar how shocking this will be.

Japan Pavilion: Coming out of the Saudi Pavilion, to the northeast is the Japan Pavilion, which looks like robotech in comics. The high-tech life inside is the highlight, including a universal camera with high definition and telescopic function and a robot that can play the violin.

Here are just some introductions of museums you can go to. Maybe for many objective reasons, it is impossible to go to so many museums, so choose according to your own preferences.