Beijing Tour Guide Basics (New Edition)

Author: Li Dengke
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: Since its publication, "Beijing Tourist Guide Basics (New Edition)" has received praise from leaders and professionals in the industry, especially tour guides, who view it as both a textbook and a reference manual for work. Additionally, with its rich and engaging content, it has also become a popular general reader on tourism and Beijing scenery. As a result, the book has performed exceptionally well in sales, having been reprinted five times in eight years, creating both social and economic benefits. In the past eight years, Beijing's tourism industry, urban construction, environmental management, and other aspects have experienced significant growth, truly remarkable progress. Clearly, the content of "Beijing Tourist Guide Basics (New Edition)" has fallen behind the times in these areas. From a historical perspective, the book's reference point is the 1992 Asian Games. A series of major events that followed, such as the return of Hong Kong and Macao, must be updated. The development of public transportation has advanced by leaps and bounds, with changes so substantial that even "old Beijingers" find it hard to describe. Since its publication, "Beijing Tourist Guide Basics (New Edition)" has received praise from leaders and professionals in the industry, especially tour guides, who view it as both a textbook and a reference manual for work. Additionally, with its rich and engaging content, it has also become a popular general reader on tourism and Beijing scenery. As a result, the book has performed exceptionally well in sales, having been reprinted five times in eight years, creating both social and economic benefits. In the past eight years, Beijing's tourism industry, urban construction, environmental management, and other aspects have experienced significant growth, truly remarkable progress. Clearly, the content of "Beijing Tourist Guide Basics (New Edition)" has fallen behind the times in these areas. From a historical perspective, the book's reference point is the 1992 Asian Games. A series of major events that followed, such as the return of Hong Kong and Macao, must be updated. The development of public transportation has advanced by leaps and bounds, with changes so substantial that even "old Beijingers" find it hard to describe.