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Look beyond criticisms to truly enjoy the Expo

By Dinah Chong Watkins | China Daily | Updated: 2010-09-02 08:00

Look beyond criticisms to truly enjoy the Expo

Expo 2010 Shanghai, like the Beijing 2008 Olympics, is one of those events where, if you live in China, you better have a good reason not to visit. Since cynicism isn't a reasonable excuse, we packed up the family and sought to brave the record crowds and eight-hour waits.

Arriving in Shanghai, we first wanted to check out our old haunt, the newly-renovated Peace Hotel. Blocking the entrance was a beefy doorman. Fortunately, we had a BWF (big, white, face) with us, so he let us in.

Freshened up, we left for the Expo. Entering after 5 pm, we were pleased that tickets were not only less expensive, the blistering heat and humidity had also started to wane.

Look beyond criticisms to truly enjoy the Expo

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