Beijing Tour Guide English 600 Sentences and 300 Questions

Author: Zhu Qixin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Six Key Points to Master This Book
1. First, understand every attraction and become familiar with its general overview. The general overview of an attraction usually includes: the name of the attraction, its history, its location in the capital city, the distance from the capital city, its area, the main parts it consists of, its characteristics and functions, and for some attractions, a brief description of their construction process.
2. English Oral Test The taboo is mispronouncing key words. To correct pronunciation, this book provides an English vocabulary list before each section of the tour guide script, ensuring the correct pronunciation of major words. Pay special attention to the pronunciation of vowels and the position of stress.
3. Read the English tour guide script aloud as if you were there. Pay attention to reading loudly with intonation and gestures, forming a sense of rhythm in the process. This sense of rhythm refers to the comprehensive feeling of smooth pronunciation, intonation, and sentence structure.
4. Review the phrase and expression list at the end of the tour guide script. First, memorize the names of each attraction, then memorize the names of the scenic spots, reading the English aloud while looking at the Chinese. By firmly memorizing these phrases and expressions, the tour guide script can be made to sound fluent and engaging.
5. Use the drawing method to mark the positions of various attractions in the scenic area, then further mark the names of the scenic spots. Point to the positions and confidently call out their English names and related scenic spots, making these attractions and spots vivid in your mind, as if you could see them clearly.
6. Use the tour route to connect each attraction, clearly stating the time and location of the gathering. Explain what to visit first, then what to visit next, and intersperse some reminders for the tourists to pay attention. This gives the impression of a professional tour guide present on the spot.