Central African Republic Pavilion

Date: 2012.03.07 | Category: Africa Joint Pavilion | Tags: africa,Africa Joint Republic,cotton,culture,Expo,Expo 2010 Maps,SHANGHAI,world expo 2010

Central African Republic Pavilion

Focusing on the theme, Central African Republic Pavilion showcases the drive for urban prosperity as well as the better life and dream it brings to the urbanians.

At the entrance area of the pavilion, visitors can walk along a meandering path and watch the rare creatures of the country. With the Pygmies’ strong music beats, they will experience the genuine ecology of Central African Republic and discover the charm of its cities. This is the area for displaying resources and economy. Here visitors will see the ample products of this country, including cotton bedding, coffee beans, precious wood furniture, handicrafts, curtains and decorations made of diamond, etc. You will also see the country’s typical dwellings with dome, under which such beverage as coffee and specialty wine is offered for free. This area aims to attract visitors with palatable products and dynamic lifestyle of Central African Republic. Visitors will then arrive at a special stage. Against the background of prairies projected on the wall, people from Central African Republic will heighten the ambiance with energetic folk dances for the visitors. Finally, you’ll come to the area of future, a place for sharing dreams. The walls are decorated with children’s smiling faces that reflect their hopes for the future.

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Africa Joint Pavilion

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Central African Republic Pavilion CGI Design

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Central African Republic Pavilion

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Originally posted 2010-09-06 00:00:15.

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