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Beginning in May 17th, we began to sweep the Pudong Park in World Expo from the most densely populated C area. The area of C is larger and there are more pavilions. The reporters take the Tangzi Jing Road and the East-West elevated viaduct along the north and south directions. The area is divided into 4 parts, followed by readers. The first "sweep the pavilion" area is the southwest block of the C area, including the more than 10 American pavilions, including the United States, Peru, Columbia, Brazil, Canada, the Caribbean community, central and South America, Mexico, Chile, Venezuela, Cuba and so on.

Hot museums are hot and cold in the morning and evening.

The US Pavilion, the Brazil Pavilion and the Canadian Pavilion are undoubtedly the most popular in this area. The peak time queue is about 2 hours. However, the reporters found that the waiting time of the 3 pavilions was significantly different from morning to night: from 18 hours, the waiting time was obviously shortened, which was about 1 hours; if the tourists came to the exhibition hall after 20:30, they did not have to wait for half an hour to enter the museum. The reporter went to the US Pavilion at 20:45 to line up. It took only 20 minutes to get into the exhibition hall. So, those who want to reduce the waiting time do not have a bad time. Look at these 3 pavilions later.

Although many tourists were enthusiastic about the above exhibition hall, they missed the exhibition hall's wonderful part when they actually visited. For example, the main exhibition of the US Pavilion is 3 films, which are documentary films of Chinese people from all walks of life, a short film showing the spirit of the United States, and the 4D movie "garden". Some visitors seem to want to see only 4D movies, so that after the first movie is finished, they abandon second exhibition halls and head straight to the third exhibition hall. As a matter of fact, these 3 films have distinct themes and different styles. Visitors can only see from the beginning to the end that they can truly appreciate the dreams and pursuits of the future shown by the American pavilion. Similarly, the pool in the Canadian Pavilion is not a simple ornament. If visitors can slow down and touch the water with their hands, not only can they see the flow of light and shadow with their fingers, but they can also see the changing process of cities in the wave.

There are not many bright spots in the museum.

In Peru, Columbia, Mexico, Chile, Venezuela, Cuba and other national pavilions, Venezuela Pavilion is not open to tourists for the time being, although the rest of the pavilion is smaller than the three popular museums, but there are many bright spots. From queuing time, the waiting time is generally less than half an hour during the day, and in some 15 minutes at night, some pavilions do not even have to wait in line.

　
However, the Peru Pavilion, the Columbia Pavilion, the Mexico Pavilion and the Chilean Pavilion share a common feature, which is to provide more abundant local cuisine. Therefore, during the lunch hours, there may be a long queue at the gates of the exhibition hall, especially the Mexico Pavilion. The waiting time will exceed 1 hours. Reporters found that there were relatively few tourists in Peru, Columbia and Chile. Generally speaking, tourists could follow suit. However, the restaurants in Mexico Pavilion looked small, and they often had group reservations. Therefore, the reporter suggested that tourists who want to taste Mexico cuisine should choose not to have dinner time, or know the operation of the restaurant before queuing up, so that they can shorten the waiting time and ensure the Americas feast.

The pavilion is wonderful.

The Caribbean Community Pavilion and the central and South American Joint Pavilion belong to the pavilion that follows. The two pavilions rarely need queuing, but reporters feel that it is worth visiting because every joint pavilion has been concentrated in many countries, and some island countries may not have the chance to travel for a lifetime. Here they show their customs, as well as wonderful folk performances and interactive tours.

The Caribbean Community Museum has more than 10 pavilions in Jamaica, Barbados, Bahamas and Haiti. Most of the exhibition hall uses bright colors to make people enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Caribbean Sea, the modern harbor and the exquisite handicrafts. In the central and South American pavilion, there are also more than 10 pavilions in Ecuador, Uruguay, Panama and Nicaragua. Most of them exhibit the most distinctive natural scenery or architectural form in the museum. The two local Pavilion staff are very enthusiastic and willing to introduce their beautiful country to tourists. Even when language is not available, they will communicate with tourists.

It should be reminded that tourists who like to take photos and collect souvenir stamps should not miss the two joint libraries. As a result, there are fewer people in the Joint Pavilion, but the scenery is exquisite. It is a good place to take photographs. Secondly, in addition to providing a memorial badge for the exhibition hall, two United Nations pavilions also have national commemorative medals. Even in the absence of the stamp exhibition hall, staff members will write down blessings to visitors in local languages.

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