Visitors Touch And Dismantle &Nbsp At Random; There Are Losses On The External Walls Of The European Pavilion.

The National Pavilion of different forms in World Expo is well deserved to be the favorite of tourists. However, the "strong" appearance can not afford the repeated "torture" of hundreds of thousands of tourists every day. Reporters found yesterday in the Expo site that many exotic venues were hurt to varying degrees, especially in Europe.

　 The Portuguese Pavilion is very hurt in its cork appearance.

The dark brown Portuguese Pavilion is made of local specialty cork. Its selection is unique among all the venues in World Expo, but this has become the root cause of its frequent "injury". Tourists will be curious when they walk across the Portuguese Pavilion. Many people will sigh, "the feeling is so good."

Like the cork of wine, the Portuguese cork wall is not strong enough, and a little bit of hard wood will cause soft wood debris to fall. Reporters saw that the largest scar on the external walls of Portuguese Pavilion already had the size of bowls, and the scars were mainly distributed at the height that the human touch could touch. The staff of the Portuguese Pavilion said with great reluctantly, "visitors were very welcome to have a close contact with our stadium, but the damage after more than a month has exceeded our expectations."

Now the museum is very worried about, on the one hand, cork's external wall replacement repair is very troublesome, not minor repair small patch can be completed; on the other hand, with the advent of the rainy season in Shanghai, cork after rain soaked, it can not afford to be artificially tortured.

　　 Latvia Pavilion is not easy to escape.

Special venues such as Portuguese pavilion are not unusual. The Latvia Pavilion, the latest self built Pavilion in the Expo site, consists of 100 thousand 15 - and 15 square centimeters of transparent plastic sheets. Every time the breeze passes, it will flicker and shine, conveying the idea of harmonious coexistence of nature and technology.

But at the same time, it has attracted many "uncivilized tourists". Because these plastic pieces are hung on the exterior wall after being simply fixed, tourists can easily be dismantled and taken away. Although the opening of the library is only more than 20 days short, the original plastic film on the wall has been damaged a lot.

What is interesting is that the Swiss Pavilion has the same fate as the Latvia Pavilion. The reporters found that the red solar panels on the walls of the Swiss Pavilion were also hung on the walls, but they could not be damaged until they were tightly entangled by high-strength steel wires. {page_break}

　 The outer wall of Turkey Pavilion is a chair.

The scarlet hull full of holes is the shape of the Turkey Pavilion. There are hundreds of such "honeycomb" pavilions around the pavilion, with nearly twenty people climbing. Because they are like window sills and can cover the wind and rain, these holes have become tourists' chairs.

Reporters yesterday afternoon in Turkey hall outside a rough statistics, almost half of the holes in the people sitting. Some tourists even lie on the top and pose all kinds of POSE photographs, which is very unsightly. And because of the constant climbing of tourists, the red walls have been stained and darkened.

　　 Luxemburg museum visitors' stares outside the vineyard

In an interview, reporters found that many of the exterior walls of the venues had not been damaged, but they were quietly "eyed" by some tourists. For this reason, many venues have launched "high pressure" measures to prevent them in advance. There are red fences and white warning signs everywhere, which cast a shadow over the Expo.

Outside the Luxemburg Pavilion, the vineyard planted at the opening of the Expo is approaching maturity, and some green grapes are beginning to hang on the branches. The staff told reporters that the original vineyard was unguarded, but some tourists have stepped on the grapevine not long ago. In order to ensure that the grapes can be mature, the exhibition hall has recently started the red "warning line". However, reporters found that tourists still cross the cordon and grape "intimate contact" from time to time.

The Spanish Pavilion with bamboo and rattan outer walls is also in danger. There is a warning sign almost every 5 meters in the outer wall of the pavilion. Or "ban fireworks", or "please don't touch". Warning signs are the highest in the World Expo. Spanish Pavilion staff are also very helpless: "some venues outside the construction of the" moat ", like the Finland Pavilion. Our pavilion does not have such a natural isolation facility, so it can only be hung with warning signs to remind tourists.