Xinhua
27 May 2023, 13:05 GMT+10
number of giant sand sculptures were displayed at Haeundae Beach in South Korea's Busan, attracting many tourists to visit and take pictures.
Telescope, train, car and satellite ... Various symbolic items are carved on the sand, written with the words "Future Expo Busan" and "Science Expo." These sand sculptures were created with the theme of praying for the successful bid for Busan's 2030 World Expo.
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