If you were a tour guide and led tourists to the Iceland Exhibition Hall, what kind of commentary would you use to attract tourists?

The design concept of the Iceland Pavilion is an "Ice Cube". The entire building is wrapped in printed fabrics. Under the illumination of back-projected light, it shows the scene of exquisite and clear ice, as if looking through the glacier. . The exterior wall of the exhibition hall is made of Icelandic volcanic rock, which has Icelandic characteristics and a three-dimensional effect. The theme of the Iceland Pavilion reflects the profound connection between Icelanders and the nature that gave birth to Iceland, and also reflects the wisdom of Icelanders in utilizing natural and non-polluting energy sources such as water conservancy and geothermal energy.

The exterior wall of the Iceland Pavilion will be covered with ice crystal patterns. At night, under the light, these ice crystal patterns are lifelike, which is very consistent with the natural scenery of Iceland's ice and snow.

The exhibition concept of the Iceland Pavilion is to use film and television art to enable visitors to not only have the experience of being in nature, but also to experience the life of Iceland's modern cities. To this end, projection technology will be used extensively in the exhibition hall, with a total of 8 projectors installed to fully display the beautiful scenery and urban life of Iceland. As soon as visitors enter the exhibition hall, they can feel the atmosphere of Iceland, such as the Icelandic volcanic rock wall at the entrance, the temperature and humidity of Icelandic summer in the exhibition hall, and the aroma of flowers native to Iceland. In the Iceland Pavilion, visitors can also learn about Iceland travel information, enjoy Icelandic music, and taste Icelandic food.

Icelandic music is ethereal and vast

The first impression given by Icelandic music is that it is ethereal and vast, and they retain a pure sense of shock. During the Shanghai World Expo, the Icelandic Music Export Bureau will promote Icelandic music in the museum. Musicians from Iceland will use their most authentic feelings to create music to express their feelings about nature.

Experience the Icelandic Summer

The temperature in the Iceland Pavilion will be set at 21°C to 22°C, and the humidity will also be maintained within a certain range. The environment inside the museum will be like the summer in Iceland. Visitors will have the opportunity to drink from some of the best and purest natural spring water in the world. In addition, the fragrance of flowers growing in Iceland wafts throughout the museum, bringing visitors a sense of coolness and tranquility from the North.

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