Visitors To The Expo Are Worried About Exhibitors' &Nbsp.

Inside the World Expo Pavilion, many large pieces of art are on the side of the "warm reminder paper" which is "please don't enter", "do not rely on", "do not touch" or "do not move". However, these hints failed to block the curiosity of some visitors, and many people had to reach out to touch the exhibits.

Since the opening of the park in World Expo, some visitors have been deeply troubled by exhibitors' uncivilized behavior, so that more and more cards are being displayed in the exhibition hall.

[scene knowledge]

Touch the idol and get a good breath.

"These two statues are beautiful. Do they have a name?"

"This is our God, the male god on the left, the goddess on the right, and the gods protecting our homeland."

"Can we touch the gods?"

"What do you say?"

"Just touch it."

Such a scenario often occurs in the Pacific Union Pavilion, French Polynesian Museum. Although there is a sharp "no touch, thank you" sign card on the side of the idol, some visitors may not see or ask questions without touching their faces.

During the interview, local staff briefed reporters on the origin of the gods, and deliberately selected a clean blank page in the reporters' notebooks. Respectfully wrote the name of the God "Tiki", which shows the local people's respect for the gods. In order to prevent the respected gods from being touched at will, the staff had deliberately created a "touching God's evil luck coming" prompting card, but unexpectedly aroused the curiosity of visitors, attracting more and more touchmen. So we cancelled the badge and erected the card "no knocking, no signature" on the service desk to protect the idol in order to reduce the traffic volume.

Into the Liechtenstein Pavilion, a white crystal from the Liechtenstein mountains shines brighten. The projection device projected several virtual crystal images onto the table for visitors to "touch" while the genuine objects were hidden in the deep cupboard. However, the beautiful images still can not satisfy the visitors. Many people have to put their whole arms in the deep part of the display cabinet through the image. A visitor who is trying to reach his hand is not convinced by the staff. "I just want to feel the texture of crystal stone." {page_break}

[exhibitors' Countermeasures]

20 pieces of "please do not touch" on one exhibit.

There are several "do not touch" prompts in the sales area of Malaysia Pavilion. Items for sale can not be touched. Is it necessary to do so?

A lady was looking at the scarf on the dummy's head. While she praised the "good looking", she looked at it with three, five, two. No wonder the staff is helpless. "Hang on" do not touch "is not enough. It is best to add another sentence" please do not untie the scarf. "

Many visitors who have entered Expo Park more than once have noticed that there are more and more such cards in the exhibition hall.

In the Haiti Pavilion of the Caribbean Community Museum, a colorful and hollowed house is decorated with 20 "warm reminder paper" sizes, which are written in the name of "20%". They are written in the words "please do not enter", "do not rely on", "do not touch", "do not touch" and so on, to prevent all kinds of uncivilized behaviors. A child stared at the exhibits for a while and said, "it must be very sad that the work of art is full of notes." From then on, he turned to his father and asked, "which is more sad?"

In fact, many exhibitors have the same experience: "do not touch" prompts one or two cards useless, must be won by volume, more good, preferably on each piece of the exhibits are attached, even if it is not beautiful, or the exhibits were damaged.

Some pavilions are constantly adding fences, increasing volunteers, and strengthening the "technical defense" and "civil air defense" forces. There is a ramp at the exit of the Panama Pavilion, which is loved by children. Parents often hold their children up to play "slide". In order to avoid accidents, exhibitors can only use the fence to close the ramps when they come close. In the open exhibition hall with more exhibits, such as the Czech Pavilion, the staff take the "marking up" tactics, stand in front of the exhibits strictly "guard", and other exhibition hall staff hold the microphone constantly remind "please don't touch the exhibits", shouting thousands of times a day.

[tourist suggestions]

More exhibits introduction, transfer curiosity focus

"What is this model?"

"It's called blue hole. It's one of the most attractive diving sites in the world."

"Do you have more details?"

"You can find relevant information on the Internet."

"Then I'll touch the touch."

The Belize Pavilion in the Caribbean Community Pavilion displays the famous models of "Blue Hole" in Belize and "Maya ruins". Many visitors are interested in it. But because there is no detailed information in the museum, people turn around and touch the exhibits.

Visitors like to "start", in fact, they are eager to understand the exhibits. Some visitors believe that the introduction of exhibits is incomplete and objectively leads visitors to "get their hands off" and try to understand the exhibits through "touch". Though this can not be a pretext for uncivilized behavior, it is also the direction for exhibitors to work hard.

"I hope the exhibits will be more detailed." Many visitors suggested that the exhibitors should prepare more publicity materials and provide more professional guidance personnel to guide people to pay attention to the contents, stories and production process of exhibits.

Shanghai residents also suggest that Shanghai people should be a good leader in civilization and contribute to shaping Shanghai's good city image.