Sightseeing in Japanese

Author: Ishibashi Satsuko (Author), Jing Hong (Translator)
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Publish Date: 1999-12-01
Features: Now, nearly millions of Chinese people travel overseas every year. Overseas travel has gradually shifted from a "dream" to a "part of daily life." The ways of traveling are becoming increasingly diverse, ranging from group tours to self-guided short trips, totaling over a hundred types. Seeing is believing. Let us fully appreciate foreign cultures and customs through our own eyes and experiences! Overseas travel, which allows you to experience a different cultural atmosphere, is undoubtedly an "adrenaline rush." When you are busy dealing with interpersonal relationships and busy work, you may become a "frog in a well." At this time, immersing yourself in a different environment and enjoying a different culture is very important for broadening your horizons and opening your heart. You can visit art museums, go shopping, or enjoy culinary culture. Within your financial means, try to see more, hear more, and feel more. However, what is meant by a foreign country is a nation where language, writing, and customs are completely different. Due to a lack of understanding of the country's customs, many troubles may arise. Moreover, the way of expression is also different, making it difficult to communicate with foreigners. At this time, expressing your own wishes and opinions through language becomes particularly important. Some people say, "My Japanese isn't very good," but the first step to speaking good Japanese is to start with one sentence, two sentences. When you encounter difficulties, this book will be a great help to you. From departure to return, based on different scenarios, this book collects practical and simple expressions. Additionally, if used with audio tapes, the effect can be improved tenfold. When you don't know how to express yourself, open this book and read it with someone who understands Japanese. This book can also serve as a tool for communication between you and Japanese people.