World Expo South Africa Pavilion Hangs 32 Strong National Flag To Broadcast World Cup Opening Ceremony

The vovozula, a national musical instrument that sounded loud and clear, jumped up the dash dance specially designed for the world cup, and put on the uniform of their respective national teams. In the evening of the opening ceremony of the world cup, there was a football party in Shanghai's Expo Park South Africa Pavilion.

On the evening of 11, the reporter who entered the South African Pavilion was infected by the strong world cup atmosphere. In the museum, the national flag of the top 32 in the world cup is hung on both sides of the exhibition hall. Many TV screens are broadcast live at the opening ceremony of the world cup. People wearing their national team's "gown" are sitting on various kinds of cane chairs, enjoying football while enjoying wine. At this moment, the South African Pavilion in the Expo Garden has become a special "football bar".

At the South African Pavilion center, it is a huge golden globe with a wooden structure. There is a South African traditional handicraft display Gallery in the ball. The Golden Globe is surrounded by an arc video wall, playing the promotional video of the world cup in South Africa. It is reported that during the world cup, Expo visitors can come to the South African Pavilion and enjoy the world cup through 20 televisions in the museum.

The staff in the museum wore the South African national team uniform that night to cheer for the national team. A South African worker told reporters confidently that South Africa is sure to win today. The score should be 2 to 1.

Staff members of the Expo Park Pavilion at the 32 World Cup countries were invited to the scene. In this "football Carnival", Chinese soccer front coach Zhu Guanghu, former world soccer lady Sun Wen, and former Chinese soccer captain Fan Zhiyi have also been in the Shanghai football world celebrities.

"Today is a football gathering, I came to enjoy football," Sun Wen said. "Now that I come to South Africa National Pavilion, I will support South Africa to win today's game."

Kumari, Consul General of South Africa in Shanghai, said at the scene that the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is of great significance to South Africa. It is a great honor for us to unite the people from all over the world.