Russian-speaking tour guide in Beijing

Author: Zhang Huiqin
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book consists of three parts: The first part introduces in detail the content covered in the simulated tour guide examination according to the requirements of the exam. The second part provides a concise overview of other new and old attractions and markets in Beijing. The third part introduces a general overview of China. In addition to the main text, the second and third parts also include annotations, words, and phrases. The language of the book highlights spoken features, striving to be concise, easy to remember, witty, and engaging for readers. The layout emphasizes practicality. The book is written from a fresh perspective, following actual tour routes, making it convenient for tour guides to use. In the main text, Chinese annotations are provided for uncommon Chinese place names, personal names, and other transliterated names. This book consists of three parts: The first part introduces in detail the content covered in the simulated tour guide examination according to the requirements of the exam. The second part provides a concise overview of other new and old attractions and markets in Beijing. The third part introduces a general overview of China. In addition to the main text, the second and third parts also include annotations, words, and phrases. The language of the book highlights spoken features, striving to be concise, easy to remember, witty, and engaging for readers. The layout emphasizes practicality. The book is written from a fresh perspective, following actual tour routes, making it convenient for tour guides to use. In the main text, Chinese annotations are provided for uncommon Chinese place names, personal names, and other transliterated names.