Write an essay describing the British Pavilion at the World Expo, quick!!!!!!

Today our school organized our primary school department to visit the "World Expo" held every five years. At half past eleven, we set off on time. The students boarded the bus and set off. On the bus, some of the students were closing their eyes to relax; some were eating snacks; some were talking and laughing; and some were admiring the scenery outside the window... As the door opened, we finally arrived at No. 7 of the Expo Park. mouth.

We first came to the "Hungary" pavilion. The Hungarian Pavilion is a log-colored building wrapped in wooden sleeves, bright and simple. In the museum, nearly 600 wooden sleeves hang vertically in the air, some of which swing up and down to the rhythm of the music. Walking among them is like wandering in a forest. However, what interests tourists the most in the Hungarian Pavilion is the mathematical model on display - Gumbuz. Gumbuz is the world's first homogeneous object with only one stable equilibrium point and one unstable equilibrium point, symbolizing harmony and balance.

Then we came to my favorite "British" pavilion. The British pavilion is a seed temple, itself composed of some 60,000 slender transparent acrylic "tentacles" that stretch outward and sway in the wind. During the day, each 7.5-meter-long tentacle conducts light like an optical fiber to provide internal lighting, creating a bright and solemn space. At night, the light source contained in the "tentacles" will cause the entire exhibition hall to emit a bright and charming light and shadow. When people enter the exhibition hall, they can see "tentacles" inserted into the interior of the exhibition hall, and the top of each "tentacle" is embedded with plant seeds of different types and shapes. Visitors leave the Seed Temple and enter the last corridor, the "Vibrant City". A "plant river" dances in the dynamic city. This "river of plants" flows from a huge crack in the ceiling, from which plant life spurts out into the corridor. The "River of Plants" shows a variety of plants growing along the cracks in the ceiling, a fusion of present and future plants. Visitors can get a closer look at which plants are real and which are models. We also watched "Manmade Art" on the artificial turf outside.

Finally we came to the “Home of German-Chinese Colleagues”. The top of the entire "Germany-China Home" pavilion is supported by 96 jade dragon bamboos, each 8 meters high and more than 22 centimeters in diameter. Visitors can personally experience the "Interactive City Building" game of the "Germany-China Home". The outlines of urban buildings in the game correspond to a lot of digital information, including energy, transportation, water resources, population growth, etc., and many other results related to the urban theme of "Germany and China".

The good times are always short-lived. All of a sudden, it was time to go back to school. Looking at the night view of the Expo site, I reluctantly got on the bus.