Dubai Expo. Aesthetics and emotions.

Today, we'll talk about Dubai Expo, where 160 countries around the world presented their pavilions with history, achievements, places of attraction and visions of the future.

Pavilions are aesthetically and architecturally interesting, because the best architects tried to present their countries in an expressive, bold way to be remembered.

Britain, Singapore, Germany and Italy have the top pavilions. You should also look at the Belarusian, Kazakh and Ukrainian pavilions. Ukraine has the most controversial pavilion in terms of architecture - take a look at the photos.

Every country has something to be proud of. Even the most unassuming country has its heroes: somewhere nature, somewhere ethnic culture, in other places technology, machines, objects, food, and somewhere people: entrepreneurs, scientists, artists and musicians.

At the stand of Colombia they show what cool pots they make from clay, at the stand of Australia what cool surfing is there, Belarus is proud of Belaz and forest, France is proud of oysters and croissants, and America shows how it influences the whole world, creating iPhones, developing the Internet, conquering space - proud of entrepreneurs.

Here is this attempt to find its identity - one of the most touching and heartwarming parts of the exhibition. Countries are trying. They try to be interesting, to show themselves. Even the smallest ones.

The Russia pavilion looks dignified and large-scale. Surrounded by water, a large ball of intertwined multicolored threads is such a symbol of our tangled multinationality. The architect is Sergei Choban.

Inside: a large glowing brain, stands of Roscosmos, Rosatom, Rostec, Rosnano, spectacular show "Mechanical Miracle".

And a tablet that teaches you how to make echpochmak.