The Students From Outside To Pakistan Served As Assistant To The Curator: A Sense Of Accomplishment.

Hu Ya Mei, a research major in English from Shanghai International Studies University, has become the curator assistant of the Pakistan Pavilion in Expo Park.

Hu Yamei's work starts from 9 a.m. to 9 at night, and she spends 3.5 hours a day between school and Expo Park because she lives in Songjiang university town. "Sometimes it's 11 o'clock when she comes back to the dormitory."

In addition to helping the curator plate documents and mail, she has many specific tasks to deal with.

"Staff and logistics need to get in and out of Expo Park. I have to help them communicate with the curator, explain clearly the reasons for obtaining the park permit, and get the signature of the curator before they can get the identification."

The movement of people and goods is always quite frequent, so Hu always keeps running around the curator's office, the area and the World Expo Bureau.

Hu Yamei smiled and said, "I can feel the sense of achievement that I can solve the emergency problem at the first time."