Speakers Should Not Be Used As Trash Bins &Nbsp; Temporary Announcements Of Venues Should Be Urged To Promote Civilization.

"I am a loudspeaker box, not a trash can."

June 10th news: the top of the sun, often queuing for four or five hours...

This has made many people realize that visiting World Expo is also a physical activity.

Therefore, in the queuing crowd outside the stadium, the water for eating and drinking is left behind.

When entering the stadium, careful visitors will find occasional notices posted, which appear to be incompatible with the elaborate venues.

If we say that the garbage produced in line with the scorching sun is still a bit of a helplessness, can all those initiator think that this is the silent urge from the pavilion?

Provisional notice 1:

Speakers should not be used as trash bins.

Walk into the Nicaragua Pavilion of the central and South American Joint Pavilion in the C area. The left hand door is a curtain wall, and the cool threads are coming face to face. Many tourists take pictures here.

But on the two sides of the curtain wall, there are two A4 printing paper on the two black speakers, which says, "please do not litter, this is the loudspeaker box". The blank space of the paper also says "I am not a garbage can".

Although it is only more than 10 words that are straightforward and concise, it is enough to make people think about each other. Even the speakers will be taken as trash bins.

2 of the temporary notices:

Don't try to touch the exhibits.

In the Panama Pavilion, there is a clock showing the opening time of the canal on the display wall of the entrance. Because the pointer is exposed, many tourists like to touch it when they pass by.

In desperation, the staff had to put a yellow sticker under the clock to remind everyone not to touch it.

Also at the Panama Pavilion, there is a ramp at the exit, which is now surrounded by fences and marked with "do not enter".

According to the staff, before many children like to play on the ramp, parents remind the staff is indifferent. In order to avoid accidents, the ramp can only be temporarily closed.

Provisional notice 3:

Don't eat in the stadium.

At the entrance of the Pacific Pavilion, B area, three pieces of A4 paper slipped away, and were written "please do not bring drinks and food into it".

But at the same time, in the blank space of the paper, there is handwritten "please put drinks and food into the bag".

Despite this, visitors can sit around in a stadium and share all kinds of food.

Provisional notice 4:

Please do not take photos on board.

In front of the exhibition hall of the Republic of Marshall Islands, there is a craft of a single wooden boat with a white tip on the bottom of it.

Reporters observed here for 10 minutes and found that this single log boat had never been idle. It was not the children who went on board to have fun, that is, adults asked their children to go aboard the boat to take photos. The huge notices on the wooden boat seemed to be invisible in their eyes.

The most exaggerated thing is that when a little boy sitting on a canoe, he seemed very interested in a barrel shaped ornament on the boat. He kept hammering it on the boat, ignoring the camera holding mother. The mother of the bow was constantly flapping the bow with her hand, trying to attract the child's attention.

When the reporter went up to ask if the mother saw the notice, the other party said something about you, which made reporters feel speechless.

It is said that parents are the first teachers of children, and parents who bring their children to see the Expo director, have they ever thought of what kind of example they are giving to their children?

Provisional notice 5:

Please do not seat goods on display.

There is a row of neat display shelves in the Kiribati Pavilion, with some Kiribati people's lives and special products on it.

It is rather speechless that there is such a temporary notice posted in the shelf, "no shelves for exhibits."

The staff said that the display shelf area was wide enough, so tourists would often sit and rest on the floor without asking questions, which made them very surprised, so they had the temporary notice.

Provisional notice 6:

Please queue up for stamping.

For the knockout points of the stadiums and favorite venues, the "queuing" temporary notices are required to be clearly visible.

Reporters visited a number of venues yesterday and found that many people ignored the notices and rushed directly from the exit.

In the Republic of Dominica exhibition hall, a staff member who is responsible for maintaining the order of the knocking order is "impartial". Once a queue jumper is found, they will be politely asked to leave the stage.

But even so, there will still be people beating the bubbles at the front desk, ignoring the bursts of dissatisfaction in the queuing crowd.