"Better city, Better life" Our experience at the Shanghai Expo

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August 21st 2010

Published: August 21st 2010

We spent two evenings and two full days visiting the Expo, and saw maybe half of what there was to offer. There are so many Pavilions, displays and exhibits that it would be impossible to visit them all unless you had a good month to spare doing nothing but hitting up the Expo every day. It was like a city unto itself within Shanghai. There are 5 zones in the Expo, Zones A, B and C were dedicat... Read Full Entry

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Scott and Kristy

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Security outside the UAE Pavilion

we waited in line for 2 hours to watch two short movies on why we should visit Dubai. wooo

Israel

UAE Pavilion

Sunsetting on the elevated walkway

the closest Kristy will probably ever get to being inside North Korea.

South Korea

free bus system

some of the many free electric buses used inside the Expo park, you can see the South Korea Pavilion in the background.,

display inside the Australia Pavilion

smÃ¥ norsk og gresk arbeidere.

Happy 100 days!

Norway

Scott og Norge Pavilion

Mermaid inside the Danish pavilion

resembles the little mermaid statue in Copenhagen. little bit of history, the story of the little mermaid (re-created by Disney), is a fairytale by a Danish poet and author by the name of Hans Christian Andersen.