A Trip to the Expo
Only after spending a whole day at the Expo did I learn what tired really means.... After lining up for a whole day, I only saw a few pavilions.
This post was extracted from my early NetEase blog. NetEase Blog is no longer operating, but looking back, these words are still quite interesting, so I decided to move them over as intact as possible. It is mainly kept as a record; after all, it is from a long time ago, so the quality of the writing, images, and links may all be affected.
This post was originally published on July 8, 2010. I was about 21 years old at the time and was studying in college.
Only after spending a whole day at the Expo did I learn what tired really means….
After lining up for a whole day, I only saw a few pavilions. The rest of the time was endless queuing, queuing, and queuing.
If everyone wants to go, I still recommend buying night tickets. There are huge crowds during the day, but at night many pavilions let you go straight in without even needing to queue.
Another suggestion: if you want to get stamps in your Expo passport, you can go look at the joint pavilions or the Urban Best Practices Area. Later in the day there is no need to queue, and you can still get quite a few stamps.
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