Shanghai Expo 2010: Asia, Middle East and the Pacific

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Great Chinese
Very good article featuring Expo and Impressive pavillions, particularly the China.

great experience
Great to read about your experience in Shanghai... I am living here for 2.5 months...going to leave in 3-4 days. Wrote my experience @ "http://fredtheben.wordpress.com/2010/07/20/shanghai-trip" (link will be up by end of this week) Although I must say eating @ KFC is not really a good idea cause they are so common here, it can be tempting to replace normal food with that uinhealthy junk. At one point, I was having KFC for even breakfast and I totally regret that now :P

My videos at Expo 2010
I enjoy reading your blog. It is very impressive. You pictures are very pretty. Particularly, I like the two photos inside the Saudi Arabia Pavilion. It's difficult to take a photo because the conveyor belt was moving, but you had done so well. I notice that you are using the Canon Ixus 65. I am considering to try Canon. Mine is Panasonic Lumix 65, but it is not as good as yours. I have taken videos on the Saudi Arabia Pavilion, China Pavilion, Germany Pavilion, etc. I like the Technology of Happiness at the Latvia Pavilion. Two men were flying in the wind tunnel. You may visit my blog at http://2010ShanghaiChina.blogspot.com

Problems in Expo 2010
Hello, i am one of expo visitors who traveled from Africa to china just to see expo. I found many problems during my visit. - Expo is made only for Chinese people and not for all people of the world. I have reasons to say that. 99,9% of pavilion just explain everything in Chinese, they just speak Chinese and not English ( international Language). So i am going to expo and cannot understanding anything because i don't speak Chinese. Just few pavilion like of USA, where everything was translated in English. I have visited many Expo. Example of Portugal, they were speaking Portuguese ( local Language) and also English. That was a good way. - China pavilion have some serious problems. According to the Web site: http://en.expo2010.cn/ , you just buy tickets and go to . I spend 2 days in Expo. I went with my family ( me, my wife and 2 baby). I stay in queue and wait untill comes my time to go inside, so they ask me reservation ticket. I Exclaimed. Where in written in website that it need a reservation ticket to go inside pavillion? They said me i can get only in entrance at 9:00 AM. Next day i arrive 8:50, so wait in queue in fast track because of baby. 9:05 AM arrive at security checking. After that when they ask me ticket . i gave them and i asked about china pavillion reservation ticket. They said they don't have, i was finished. ( here starts problem). How it is possible, they said me to come on time and i was there on time. -- This is on of the problems wich, maybe all foreginer, have faced. So i ask to talk with manager of Expo, at entrance they said, they cannot do anything. Is better i go to talk with manager of pavillion. so at china pavillion after many discussion about the matter they alow me to go inside. Just think if someone who not make pressure, he could not see the pavillion. - in 80% of pavillion there was no representant of relative contry. Exple, at India Pavillion, just came 1 chinesse lady she talked, talked, and show us a small movie and finish. We couldnt see any indian people. Just at ground floor there were many shops of indian people full on indian items just to do BUSINESS. It shouldnt be like that. Expo is not only for business. - Many of volunteers dont speak english, but they tryed their best to guide well us. So Votting to them. - Have many many claims to do, but i have to left some for others foreigners.