100, The Treasures Of The Town Hall Are Displayed At The Youngest National Pavilion In Africa.

It is the youngest country in Africa and declared independence in 1992.

Today, it will also be the first African Union pavilion to celebrate with the audience.

This is Eritrea, located in the northernmost corner of the horn of Africa, and today it hosts the National Pavilion Day.

100 treasures of the town hall

The famous East African Rift Valley passed through Eritrea, leaving the country with vast grasslands, lush virgin forests, boundless flowers, and countless civilizations.

The treasure house of Eritrea Pavilion, a fossil of human skull 1 million years ago, belongs to a 27 year old woman.

Beside them, two human fossils of the hip bones confirm Darwin's hypothesis about human origin in Africa. Some double edged stone tools become the symbol of early civilization of mankind.

Display the original ecological life

Entering the Eritrean Pavilion, you walk into the traditional stone building BILEN hut and straw shack NARA hut, and you will experience the original African life.

A bench does not need a nail, it is twisted with a cowhide and tied with wood.

Pointing to a straw tea table with a cover called "mosobe", in Eritrea, the whole family usually sits around it and enjoys delicious hand pilaf.

In the pavilion, Eritrean also showed their "upgraded version of mosobe" - a big basket solar device.

As long as the raw food is put in the sun for a period of time, a short time will be able to smell the nose.

Inviting tourists to celebrate their birthday

Many handmade musical instruments are displayed in the pavilion, and instruments are produced skillfully in Eritrea, from the old to the old, from the lower to the teenager.

Today, in Africa square, visitors will enjoy the traditional dance performances produced by Eritrea's most famous Sbrit national song and dance ensemble.

They have been presented in 2000 World Expo, Hannover and 2005 Aichi World Expo, who are good at interpreting the charm of Africa through different instruments, animal images and so on.

At the African Union Pavilion, visitors will send their personal information one week ahead of schedule on the same birthday of any celebration day in the museum.

At the same time, Eritrea also received a gift from the audience - a scroll of blessing about 5 meters long.

This is a special production made by the staff of the joint library. Since the opening of the park, tourist's message has been filled with scrolls, and the word "early prosperity and prosperity" has become the most frequent word.