I want a bonus, happiness for everyone and a dog: what the guests of the RUSSIA EXPO dream of
The exposition of Bashkortostan is hosting a week of
finance. You can take part in quizzes and raffles and get advice on savings and
loans. And there is also a money tree at the stand: guests can write their wish
on a leaf looking like a five-thousand bill, and it will definitely come true.
There are many unusual futuristic stands at the RUSSIA EXPO.
For example, the exposition of Bashkortostan is made in the form of a
spaceship. By the way, the spectacular stand was printed on a 3-D printer. But
Bashkiria itself is incredibly interesting. It is famous for its unique natural
and cultural monuments and centuries-old traditions. And the famous Bashkir
honey is so good that it is even sent into space: to cosmonauts on the ISS.
You should definitely visit the stand of Bashkortostan and
learn a lot of interesting things about the republic. Especially since this
week is dedicated to finance. Guests can take part in a win-win quiz and win,
for example, a financial notebook, which will help to save a serious amount of
money and introduce the basics of financial literacy.
The bravest can stick their hand into the mysterious box to
try to guess the item by touch and get the prize. Hint — all the items are
related to finances in one way or another. Even a seashell, which was felt by
one of the female visitors to the stand. The thing is that colored shells were
once used instead of currency in Africa and other countries.
But the main entertainment is the money tree. Each guest can
get a leaf that looks like a banknote and write a wish on it. It is better for
it to be specific and to meet certain deadlines. So, some of the guests expect
to get a bonus in April, to go to Korea or to get a dog. But most often people
wish our planet peace and goodness. The leaf should be hung on the tree and
then the wish will definitely come true.
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