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Expo 2010: a tourist's view

The queuing crowd clustered before the security check to enter the Expo Park. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Tourists queuing in line to enter South Africa Pavilion in the Expo Park. The on-going World Cup adds South Africa Pavilion's popularity. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Nelson Mandela's image appears on the South Africa Pavilion. Mandela was absent from the opening ceremony of World Cup due to the loss of his great granddaughter in a car crash.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Angola Republic Pavilion.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Dutch Pavilion – the 'Happy Street' features the joyful life in the Netherlands. The overall '8' shape coincides with Chinese notion of 'fortune.' [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Dutch Pavilion is decorated in yellow and orange, the traditional colour to represent the Netherlands. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The sign reads 'Welcome in the Netherlands' on the exterior side of the Dutch Pavilion. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Staff officials of the Dutch Pavilion, looking amicable and joyful. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Puppet figures in the Dutch Pavilion, characteristic of Holland cartoon. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The internal spiral path in the Dutch Pavilion. The open structure, as the pavilion staff says, is to show the open and passionate lifestyle in the Netherlands. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Works (replica), including the Sunflower, Self Image of Vincent van Gogh, the legendary Dutch artist for his insanity, or, as the world hails, sanity, factually. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Miffy, also known as Nijntje in Dutch, which stems from a toddler's pronunciation of the word 'konijntje' meaning 'little rabbit'. Miffy is a small female rabbit in a series of picture books drawn and written by Dutch artist Dick Bruna. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Miffy figure posed outside the Dutch Pavilion, attracts tourists who want photos taken wish it.

The sensational UK Pavilion, also known as the Dandelion, for its unique architectural design. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Musicians stage a performance in the Austria Pavilion. Austria, having produced countless world class musicians, is known as the country of music. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The violinist plays solo in Austria Pavilion. The regular music performance in Austria is one of the best attractions for tourists who visit the Shanghai Expo 2010.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The exterior view of the Austria Pavilion.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Germany Pavilion. Being one of the most popular pavilions in the Expo Park, it enjoys '4 hours average queuing time'.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Spain Pavilion. The vine masts covering the entire structure spread the message of “green life” and they are also evocative of the Iberian romance.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

Panoramic film displaying inside the Spain Pavilion, very much features the artistic style of Picasso.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

Huge baby doll in the lobby of the Spain Pavilion. Its significance is to make people think what kind of a city we want to have for future generations. The theme of Spain Pavilion is 'From the city of our parents to the city of our children'.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

An entertainer in the form of Salvador Dalí, avant-guard Spanish artist, to make the queuing tourists less dull in the scorching afternoon sun waiting to enter the Belgium / EU Pavilion. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

A chocolatier exhibits the chocolate making process in the Belgium / EU Pavilion in the Shanghai Expo 2010. Belgium, who hosts the EU Headquarters in Brussels and a handful of other important international organisations, is regarded the crossroad of the European Union. Its chocolate is as famous as diamonds.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

A Smurf standing outside the Belgium / EU Pavilion. Belgium has contributed the world with a handful memorable cartoon figures, including Smurf and Tintin. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Serbia Pavilion in the Europe Zone of the Shanghai Expo 2010. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The light reflective material on the exterior of the Latvia Pavilion makes the building glistering in the sun, interesting enough for the queuing tourists.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

Denmark brings to the Expo the Little Mermaid. The world-beloved figure in Hans Christian Anderson’s fairy tale. This is the first time the Little Mermaid leaves Copenhagen after sitting on the stone for almost one century. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Panoramic view of the Greece Pavilion 'Metropolis' and the Poland Pavilion in the Expo Park.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Portugal Pavilion [Photo by Pierre Chen]

International organisations like UN also have their presence in the Shanghai Expo 2010. The United UN Pavilion exhibits the UN’s effort in making a better world. The “Blue helmets” guarding the perimeter is a unique attraction, whereas other pavilions were guarded by local security staff. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

UN peacekeepers – the commonly known 'Blue helmets' – appear in a photo inside the UN Pavilion. UN peacekeepers wear uniformed blue helmets but carry their respective country's mark.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Pavilion of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent. The Red Crescent is the substitute of the Red Cross in the Islamic world. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Malaysia Pavilion glowing in the evening twilight. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Night view of the Philippines Pavilion.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Australian Pavilion in the night. As one of the most popular pavilions in the Expo, it still gets considerable number of visitors after the sunset.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

A comic figure in the form of a seal in the Australia Pavilion illustrates the story of Australia. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Czech Republic Pavilion. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Night view of USA Pavilion. In the pavilion, the three films represent the US spirit.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

Pavilion of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK, North Korea). In the pavilion, the banner that reads “Paradise of life” catches all visitors' attention. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Pavilion of the Republic of Korea (ROK, South Korea). The building is covered by countless Korean characters, allegedly significant for illustrating the country's culture and history. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The China Pavilion glowing at night. China Pavilion, along with a handful of other buildings in the Expo Park is meant to remain after the Expo closes on October 31 this year. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Canada Pavilion seen from distance.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Cuba Pavilion. Being one of iconic items representing the country, cigar is a popular commodity item sold in the pavilion. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

An interesting wooden sculpture in the United African Pavilion. The wooden work seems to tell that in ancient Africa, human legs were as long as horse legs. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Pottery figures exhibited in Pavilion of City Footprint. The pavilion exhibits the footprints of the evolvement of major cities in the world. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Pavilion of Footprint in the west bank of Huangpujiang River. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

Peking Opera figure Monkey King makes a performance in the Pavilion of City Footprint in Shanghai Expo.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Oil Pavilion. Three Chinese state oil companies – PetroChina, Sinopec and CNOOC – build this pavilion to exhibit the achievements of China’s oil industry as well as the human civilisation based upon fossil fuels.[Photo by Pierre Chen]

The Coca Cola Pavilion situated in the west bank of the Huangpujiang River. Coca Cola Pavilion is one of the most visited enterprise pavilions in Shanghai Expo 2010. [Photo by Pierre Chen]

 

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