Russia pavilion
Summer vacation is the peak time for children to visit the World Expo. The Russian Pavilion and the Dutch Pavilion took this opportunity to fight a children's war. These two pavilions will become the most attractive Expo pavilions for children. The Russian Pavilion, which most wants to attract children, has 12 villages similar to Russian dolls and small villages similar to guslav, symbolizing flower of life, the root of the tree of the world. The Dutch Pavilion not only has Dutch windmills and many small houses in traditional Dutch style, but also has a special spiral festival. Parents take their children to feel it!
Stanislav Na Umov, Russian Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, believes that the one-hour passenger flow of the Russian Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo will be no less than 6,000.
Tina Umov wrote on her blog that "it takes 20 to 30 minutes to visit the 6,000-square-meter exhibition hall".
He is convinced that 50,000 people will visit the Russian Pavilion every day, and the main visitors will be tourists who take their children to visit the exhibition.
He said: "Even when waiting in line, people can start to know some information about the Russian Pavilion. In order to introduce the pavilion to tourists, an electronic information desk was set up. In order to use these platforms, you need to register and wait for 1 to 10 minutes. Children can choose to color their national flags, browse the characters in fairy tales and send electronic commemorative cards by email. There are 14 such electronic kiosks in the Russian Pavilion.
Little Ignorance will be the virtual tour guide of the Russian Pavilion. Ignorance is a fairy tale character written by the famous Russian writer Nikolai nosov.
In some parts of the exhibition hall, the speed of visitors has slowed down, and some special programs entitled "Better City, Better Life" are playing on TV screens.
The Dutch Pavilion,,, feels a bit like a children's paradise.
The Dutch Pavilion not only has Dutch windmills and many small houses in traditional Dutch style, but also has a special spiral Happy Street.