New Volunteer Interpreters Of Expo Africa Pavilion

"Ladies and gentlemen, in 15 minutes, our staff will provide you with voluntary interpretation services. Visitors in need are invited to wait at the south gate of the Joint African Pavilion." At 2:45 pm yesterday, the Joint African Pavilion kept reminding on the radio. It is said that there are interpreters who can introduce art exhibits and stories behind national treasures of various countries. Many tourists have rushed to the South Gate and waited in line for the interpreters.

"Recently, various countries participating in the African Joint Pavilion have held national pavilion celebrations, and the exhibits in the pavilion are more and more abundant." Teacher Li from the management department of the African Joint Pavilion said, but the Chinese and English introductions of some new artworks were not posted in time, which caused inconvenience to visitors. To this end, the museum asked six staff members to take the interpreter as volunteer interpreters in the museum. At present, the Africa Joint Pavilion has launched several batches of compulsory explanations every day, and the tourists are informed by radio 15 minutes before each explanation.

In addition to introducing volunteer interpreters, the museum also published the book "Very Africa", which details 42 national pavilions in the African museum, the national treasures of an international organization, art exhibits, national customs and other information. In addition, Mr. Li also reminded that many of the staff of the National Pavilion have learned Chinese, and Chinese is also good, and they are very willing to communicate with tourists. Tourists who do not understand the art exhibits can ask the staff at any time.