From Dongguan to Shanghai to watch the World Expo, which route will save the most time and money?

One-day tour guide

The relevant person in charge of Shanghai China Youth Travel Agency said: After arriving at the Expo site early in the morning, tourists should first visit the "Crown of the East" - the China National Pavilion. Since the China Pavilion is definitely very popular, be prepared to wait in long lines. After entering the museum, visitors can take the elevator to the 49-meter floor. There are several highlights there. First, it is surrounded by a tempered glass floor that looks like the Pearl of the Orient. At your feet is the waiting square, which allows you to experience what it means to be "cold at high places." The second is "Along the River During Qingming Festival", which is more than 100 meters wide and the people inside can still move around. The third is a film directed by Lu Chuan - "The Journey of Beauty", the main exhibition film of the China Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo.

After visiting the China Pavilion, it is recommended that citizens choose to freely visit other pavilions in Area A, such as the UAE Pavilion and the India Pavilion.

After that, you should visit the World Expo Theme Pavilion and the World Expo Center, which are known as the "Rookies of Science and Technology", and watch the performances at the World Expo Cultural Center (depending on the performance time). These places, like the China Pavilion, belong to the World Expo Park A “must-see” spot within the city.

After visiting the World Expo Theme Pavilion and the World Expo Center, tourists can stroll along the Expo Axis in the center of the park, or take a bus to Areas B and C. Depending on the time left, they can visit as many foreign venues as possible. Such as the Australian Pavilion, the British Pavilion, etc.

Three-day tour guide

On the first day, tourists can visit the China Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion and the World Expo Center, and watch a performance at the World Expo Cultural Center (the content is based on the program on the day of visit) surface). If you have time left, you can visit the Japanese Pavilion, the Korean Pavilion and other distinctive Asian pavilions.

On the second day, citizens are recommended to visit some European pavilions with many highlights, such as the British Pavilion, the Spanish Pavilion and the German Pavilion.

The core part of the British Pavilion is called the "Seed Temple". It is a six-story cube structure with about 60,000 transparent acrylic rods inserted all over the body. These acrylic rods stretch outward and follow the wind. Shake gently. During the day, light shines through the transparent acrylic rods to illuminate the interior of the Seed Temple; at night, their contained light sources illuminate the entire building.

The Spanish Pavilion is an artistic and attractive building. The building materials are the most environmentally friendly and traditional, and the construction methods are the most advanced. Rattan design is a trend in architecture and has no problems in terms of moisture resistance and fire protection. The exterior walls of the Spanish Pavilion are decorated with rattan and are completed with steel structural brackets, with streamlined lines. Sunlight will shine through the gaps in the rattan and onto the interior of the pavilion.

The biggest highlight of the German Pavilion is an exhibition hall called "The Source of Power". There, visitors can interact with the giant metal ball in the exhibition hall, which will respond in various ways to the movements and calls of the crowd. The more enthusiastic and united the visitors are, the greater the energy generated by the metal ball. This giant metal ball is like a city, and making the city vibrant requires everyone's efforts and unity.

On the third day, it is recommended that tourists visit the urban best practice area. There are the Shanghai case "Shanghai Ecologist" and the London case "Zero Carbon Pavilion". You can appreciate the advanced practices from many cities around the world. Concept, realize that "city makes life better".

During the remaining time on the last day, citizens are advised to take a look at outstanding corporate pavilions, such as the SAIC-General Motors Pavilion.

Seven-day tour guide

Day 1

Area: Area A Recommended venues: China Pavilion, provincial and municipal pavilions, theme pavilions, and World Expo Center Visitors have a morning After entering the park, walk to the end of the Expo axis to the Celebration Square, where a grand opening ceremony will be held. After seeing it, go to the Expo Center, where the opening ceremony of the National Pavilion Day is held every day. After seeing the Expo Center, you can go to the Theme Pavilion first and then the China Pavilion.

The next day

Area: Area A, Area B Recommended venues: Saudi Arabia Pavilion, UAE Pavilion, South Korea Pavilion, Japan Pavilion. Visitors can visit Oman Pavilion, Pakistan Pavilion, and Israel Pavilion. Let’s take a look at the Sri Lanka Pavilion. After reading it, cross the road and go to the Nepal Pavilion, where there are relics of the thousand-year-old Buddha. The Indian Pavilion is right next to the Nepal Pavilion. What we saw next was the Saudi Pavilion, which has the largest investment among foreign pavilions, costing 1.3 billion yuan. There is the world's largest IMAX theater in the Saudi Pavilion, which is much larger than the one in Heping Cinema.

The third day

Area: Area B, Area C Recommended venues: United Nations Pavilion, Spanish Pavilion, French Pavilion. You can visit the blue United Nations Pavilion, next to it is the World Meteorological Organization pavilion. Walking further you will reach the Red Cross Pavilion, and the light blue building next to it is the Pacific Union Pavilion. There is a theme square outside where you can watch performances. Walking towards the United Nations Pavilion, there are two rental pavilions - the World Trade Pavilion and the International Information Pavilion.

Day 4

Area: Area C Recommended venues: Germany Pavilion, Norway Pavilion Let’s take a look at the German Pavilion first. The open building shape is light and elegant, seeming to signal to visitors A sincere invitation. Two special virtual commentators, "Yan Si" and "Yan Yan", will accompany every visitor through each exhibition hall. Then go through the North Ring Road to the Ireland Pavilion, take a look around and then go to the Norway Pavilion. The Norwegian Pavilion is not big, with a structure of trees and membranes. Next to it are the Ukraine Pavilion and the Iceland Pavilion, both of which are not big. Next to it are the Swedish Pavilion, the Danish Pavilion, the Finnish Pavilion, the Latvian Pavilion and the Estonian Pavilion.

Day 5

Region: Area C Recommended venues: United States Pavilion, Russia Pavilion, African Union Pavilion First, a series of rental pavilions: Argentina, Slovenia, South Africa, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria , Angola, Nigeria, Libya, Lithuania and Croatia pavilions. After reading this, you can go to the American Pavilion, the Russian Pavilion and the United African Pavilion. The interactive experience in the American Pavilion is absolutely world-class. The Russian Pavilion consists of 12 towers and cubes "suspended in the air", like a fairy tale world.

Day 6

Area: Puxi District D, District E Recommended venues: China Shipping Museum, Vanke Museum The first thing you see when you enter is the China Shipping Museum, which was renovated from an old factory. Inside, you can see the history of Chinese shipbuilding and a model of Zheng He's treasure ship. After coming out of the China Shipbuilding Pavilion, walk towards the Nanpu Bridge. First, go to the China Private Enterprise Pavilion, where private enterprises such as Alibaba and Red Star Macalline will jointly exhibit. Then there is the Vanke Pavilion, which is made of pressed wheat stacks. The display content is said to predict what Chinese cities will look like in 2049.

Day 7

Region: Puxi District D, District E Recommended venues: Urban Best Practice Zone The focus of the last day is to visit the Urban Best Practice Zone. Near Zhongshan South Road, there is the most exciting northern construction case area of ??the Urban Best Practice Area. There is Shanghai's "Shanghai Ecologist" who tells everyone about the innovation of the modern living environment; there is also a century-old pawnshop - Macau Decheng Press, where there is the Jin Yong Library, where your favorite martial arts characters will appear, and if you are lucky, you will encounter Jin Yong personally signed and sold books. In the afternoon, you can go to the Future Pavilion, which is part of the theme pavilion. The museum is divided into four parts: "Yesterday's Dream", "Ideals and Practices", "Various Possibilities" and "Dreams Are Realizing", showing visitors a beautiful picture of future urban life.