Chile Pavilion: The Crystal Cup Contains The City Code.

The southwest corner of the C area is one of the most concentrated tourist attractions in the Expo Garden. It is a collection of popular pavilions such as the Canadian Pavilion and the American pavilion. It often takes several hours to enter the pavilion.

But many tourists didn't notice that they were hiding a street away from them.

Stepping into

Into the next room, empty, no furnishings.

Looking up, there was a real room hanging on the roof. The staff said, this is the home of the little girl at the door. All the furniture items are authentic chili style wooden decoration, slightly crowded kitchen and bedroom, South American Indian style sheets.

It is quite obvious that the lights of the house change from bright to dark, showing different scenes of the day and night.

Apart from "window", it is a display device that simulates "skyscrapers" and circulates the life fragments of neighbors.

Someone was sweping on his treadmill while using a towel hanging around his neck. Someone just woke up in the bathroom and had children playing video games in the living room. Some couples quarrelled in the room.

When you look at the busy scene of life, you can't help asking yourself: "is life in the city in a small yard, too busy to remember the names of neighbors? Is this really the city we need?"

At this time, the voice of the little girl rang again: "what should the future urban life be like?" the answer is in an elliptical space that you will enter in the Chilean log structure.

In this exhibition area called "seed", there is a group of videos showing various kinds of people intermittently. Men, women and children will make the same gestures. They raise one hand, five fingers open, and palm to the camera lens. It is said that this design represents the communication between people, and is the Chilean's vision of a beautiful city.

At the end of the tour, you will be attracted by a magic deep well.

It comes from the hands of Chilean artists, using online online link technology, 24 hours real-time Unicom, the end of the well in the Chilean Pavilion in World Expo, Shanghai, the other end of a restaurant in Santiago, Chile's capital.

When the audience looks into the well, they will see the real time scene in the restaurant in Santiago, and even pedestrians will pass through it. They will look at you from the opposite lens and greet you warmly.

Chile is almost the most distant country in China.

But at the moment, a simple greeting connects people at both ends of the earth.

Perhaps, we have found the city code: that is the warmth between people and people.

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