At the end of the earth, when the first sunshine in the morning spilled into the sea, many Brazilians leap into the water to start a new day in motion; at this end of the earth, when the Brazil Pavilion opens the door to welcome visitors, the curator Pedro will pick up his interphone, say hello to all the staff in the hall, shake hands and embrace, "this is our style in Brazil."

What's the style of Brazil? When you walk into the Brazil Pavilion, you will find the answer - full of happy energy. In the first exhibition hall, 192 spectacular LCD TV walls with different sizes of LCD monitors, together with a 180 degree super screen, display tropical rain forests, football, volleyball, Samba dance and Carnival in front of people. In the dynamic music, you feel that every second is being impacted by passion.

However, soccer, samba and Carnival are just the outward manifestation of Brazil. Pedro told reporters that "Brazil's dynamic comes from every Brazilian." Entering the core exhibition hall, the 4 panoramic screens will tell you the true Brazilian life. The 4 Brazilians on the screen come from different cities and have different working backgrounds. From aeronautical engineers to farmers in the Midwest who grow soybeans, from oil companies in Brazil to Samba dancers in Rio De Janeiro. Pedro said that the most beautiful lens is lunch time. 4 people sitting in 4 different places can fill each other with a glass of juice and give a bottle of dipping sauce. That kind of warmth and tacit agreement will be touched by any country audience.

So where does the happiness and passion of Brazilians come from? Rich natural resources and bright sunshine all the year round, Pedro said. It is a proud tradition for Brazilians to love life and take the initiative to find the joy of life. In the core exhibition hall of Brazil Pavilion, there is a very interesting interactive wall. You can move 3 pieces of mosaic on the wall and create all kinds of Brazilians. "Here, you will understand the ethnic diversity of Brazil and the integration of all ethnic groups in Brazil."

The introduction of the 2014 Brazil world cup is the special task of Brazil's participation in Shanghai World Expo.

In June 3rd, Mar Tena Dinah, a famous musician in Brazil (right), held a solo concert at the Expo Center, sharing the passion between Latin music and Samba dance with visitors from the Expo.

From the vault of football mosaic to the display of the TV walls of the 12 host cities of the 2014 World Cup, and the passion of football matches that are indispensable in all the promotional films, visitors are making a warm invitation to tourists. Pedro told reporters that they are currently coordinating with CCTV's five programs, hoping to have the opportunity to broadcast the events related to Brazil with the LED display outside the Brazil Pavilion during the world cup. In addition, they are planning a football friendly match with the staff of the Argentina Pavilion during the world cup.