山東的英語(yǔ)導(dǎo)游詞

山東的英語(yǔ)導(dǎo)游詞

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山東碧霞祠英語(yǔ)導(dǎo)游詞

LadiesandGentlemen,

Afteralonghardandexhaustingclimb,hereweareinthesummit

tourareaofthemountain.ThenextspotweregoingtovisitisBixia

Temple,afamousTaoisttempleonthesummit.Look,thereitis.

ItsontheotherendoftheHeavenStreet.Shallwego?Butbefore

wegetthere,letshaveaquickviewofthepicturesquesurroundings

alongtheway.

ThisareaisknownasthesummittourareaofMt.Tai,anditis

awonderfulpartofthemountain,whichiscalledaheavenlyworld.

ThatgatewejuststeppediniscalledSouthHeavenGateandthe

roadwerenowwalkingalongiscalledHeavenStreet.Howdoyoufeel

now?Doyoufeelthat〃thesunisnearerandcloudslowerz/,and〃

everythingaroundisatyourfeetexceptforthesky〃？

Therearemanyspotsofinteresthere,includingYuhuangSummit,

BixiaTemple,SunriseViewPeak,SeaPointingrock,Inscriptions

onDaguanPeak,andsoon.Alsoenjoyableonthesummitarethetop

fourgoodviewsofMt.Tai,i.e.sunriseintheeast,sunsetglow,

ribbon-shapedYellowRiverinDistance,jadeplatesinrollingsea

ofcloud.

Well,BixiaTempleiscomingnear,now.Isntresplendentbathing

ingoldensunshine?ItwasfirstbuiltintheSongDynasty,andwas

rebuiltandrenovatedformanytimesduringtheMingandQing

dynasties.ItwasoriginallynamedZhaozhenTempleandgotits

presentnamesincetheQingDynasty.Itiscomposedoffourgates,

threehalls,dancinghouse,drumandbelltowers,imperialtablet

pavilions,incenseburnerpavilion.Itisdividedintotwo

courtyardswithagatebetween,occupyingabout3,900squaremeters.

AccordingtoDaoism,almosteverythinghasagod,forexample,

thesun,themoon,wind,rain,thunder,wealthandeventhedoor.

ThesegodsareenshrinedinTaoistmonasteriesandtemples.Their

iconsarealsofoundinmanyhomes,especiallythoseinthe

countryside.Forexample,peopleworshiptheGodofWealthinthe

countrysideinhopeofachievingbigfortunes.TheGodofDooris

supposedtobeabletokeepawaydemons.Well,enshrinedinthis

templeisafemalestatuenamedBixiaGodness.Thenwhydopeople

worshipher?WeknowthatintheDaiTempleatthefootofthe

mountain,thereisanotherGodnamedGodofMtTai.SincetheSong

Dynasty,BixiaGldnesshasgraduallytakentheplaceoftheGodof

MtTaiasthemostpowerfulimmortal.Sheatfirstwasincharge

ofsonsandheirs.Thenherpowerincludedcontrolofwealandwoe,

povertyandhealth.Shecouldcurepeopleofillnessandgetrid

ofdisastersatthepetitionofherdisciples.Soherpowerfulness

drewnumerousmenandwomenfromthousandmilesawaytoprayand

pilgrimageinherfront.SoBixiaGodnessbecamethemostpowerful

andmajorGodofMtTai.AndBixiaTemplenowisaprecioustreasure

amongtheancientconstructionsonhighmountainswithitsfine

structuresandlayout.

Nowladiesandgentlemen,hereweareinfrontofthesouthgate

ofBixiaTemple.Letsstepin.Youcanseetherearealsoanother

twogates,theeastoneandthewestone.Thesecondstorybuilt

onthesouthgateiscalledsinginganddancinghall,andtheeast

oneiscalledthebelltower,thisisthedrumtower.Themain

structuresareinthenorthcourtyard,shallwemoveon?

Ok,hereweare.ThebiggestbuildinginthemiddleistheGreat

Hall.Itisdividedintofiverooms.Andits24.7meterslong,15.1

meterswide,and13.7metersinheight.Ithassingleextendingeaves

withtraditionalChinesewoodenstructure.Thattwoinscribedboard

werewrittenrespectivelybyKangxiandQianlong,twofamous

emperorsoftheQingDynasty.Becauseitiscoldandwindyonthe

summitofthemountain,allthetilesweremadeofironorbronze.

Now,haveyoupaidattentiontothebronzetilesontheroof?There

areexactly360rowsofbronzetilesontheroof,whichstandsfor

the360daysofawholeyearonChineselunarcalendar.Enshrined

inthemiddleofthehallisBixiaGodness,wholookskindand

dignified.Shesingreenblouse,redskirtandgoldenornaments.

AllthesecolorswerepopularinoldChina.Besidethemainhall

aretwoothersmallerones,theeastoneisforEyesightGodness,

andthewestoneisfortheGodnessinchargeofsonsandheirs.

Alsointhiscourtyardwecouldseeothersmallerbuildings.Look

atthetwodouble-eavepavilions,intheeastistheimperialstone

tabletofQianlong.TheinscriptionmeansrenovatingBixiaTemple.

Inthewestisthetabletonwhichinscribedapoemwrittenby

Qianlong.

ThatincenseburneroppositethegatewasbuiltintheQingDynasty.

EnshrinedinitisalsoabronzestatueofBixiaGldness.Andbeside

aretwobronzetabletsbuiltintheQingDynasty.Theleftonewas

builtin1615,onitrecordshowthepavilionwasbuilt.Theright

onewasbuiltin1625,andonitrecordsthehistoryofBixiaTemple.

Ok,everybody.SomuchforBixiaTemple.Wehaveseenthestatue

ofBixiaGodness,thethreemainhalls,theimperialpavilionand

tablets,thebellanddrumtowers.Shallwemoveontothenext

spot?LadiesandGentlemen,

Afteralonghardandexhaustingclimb,hereweareinthesummit

tourareaofthemountain.ThenextspotweregoingtovisitisBixia

Temple,afamousTaoisttempleonthesummit.Look,thereitis.

ItsontheotherendoftheHeavenStreet.Shallwego?Butbefore

wegetthere,letshaveaquickviewofthepicturesquesurroundings

alongtheway.

ThisareaisknownasthesummittourareaofMt.Tai,anditis

awonderfulpartofthemountain,whichiscalledaheavenlyworld.

ThatgatewejuststeppediniscalledSouthHeavenGateandthe

roadwerenowwalkingalongiscalledHeavenStreet.Howdoyoufeel

now?Doyoufeelthat〃thesunisnearerandcloudslowerz，,and〃

everythingaroundisatyourfeetexceptforthesky〃？

Therearemanyspotsofinteresthere,includingYuhuangSummit,

BixiaTemple,SunriseViewPeak,SeaPointingrock,Inscriptions

onDaguanPeak,andsoon.Alsoenjoyableonthesummitarethetop

fourgoodviewsofMt.Tai,i.e.sunriseintheeast,sunsetglow,

ribbon-shapedYellowRiverinDistance,jadeplatesinrollingsea

ofcloud.

Well,BixiaTempleiscomingnear,now.Isntresplendentbathing

ingoldensunshine?ItwasfirstbuiltintheSongDynasty,andwas

rebuiltandrenovatedformanytimesduringtheMingandQing

dynasties.ItwasoriginallynamedZhaozhenTempleandgotits

presentnamesincetheQingDynasty.Itiscomposedoffourgates,

threehalls,dancinghouse,drumandbelltowers,imperialtablet

pavilions,incenseburnerpavilion.Itisdividedintotwo

courtyardswithagatebetween,occupyingabout3,900squaremeters.

AccordingtoDaoism,almosteverythinghasagod,forexample,

thesun,themoon,wind,rain,thunder,wealthandeventhedoor.

ThesegodsareenshrinedinTaoistmonasteriesandtemples.Their

iconsarealsofoundinmanyhomes,especiallythoseinthe

countryside.Forexample,peopleworshiptheGodofWealthinthe

countrysideinhopeofachievingbigfortunes.TheGodofDooris

supposedtobeabletokeepawaydemons.Well,enshrinedinthis

templeisafemalestatuenamedBixiaGodness.Thenwhydopeople

worshipher?WeknowthatintheDaiTempleatthefootofthe

mountain,thereisanotherGodnamedGodofMtTai.SincetheSong

Dynasty,BixiaGldnesshasgraduallytakentheplaceoftheGodof

MtTaiasthemostpowerfulimmortal.Sheatfirstwasincharge

ofsonsandheirs.Thenherpowerincludedcontrolofwealandwoe,

povertyandhealth.Shecouldcurepeopleofillnessandgetrid

ofdisastersatthepetitionofherdisciples.Soherpowerfulness

drewnumerousmenandwomenfromthousandmilesawaytoprayand

pilgrimageinherfront.SoBixiaGodnessbecamethemostpowerful

andmajorGodofMtTai.AndBixiaTemplenowisaprecioustreasure

amongtheancientconstructionsonhighmountainswithitsfine

structuresandlayout.

Nowladiesandgentlemen,hereweareinfrontofthesouthgate

ofBixiaTemple.Letsstepin.Youcanseetherearealsoanother

twogates,theeastoneandthewestone.Thesecondstorybuilt

onthesouthgateiscalledsinginganddancinghall,andtheeast

oneiscalledthebelltower,thisisthedrumtower.Themain

structuresareinthenorthcourtyard,shallwemoveon?

Ok,hereweare.ThebiggestbuildinginthemiddleistheGreat

Hall.Itisdividedintofiverooms.Andits24.7meterslong,15.1

meterswide,and13.7metersinheight.Ithassingleextendingeaves

withtraditionalChinesewoodenstructure.Thattwoinscribedboard

werewrittenrespectivelybyKangxiandQianlong,twofamous

emperorsoftheQingDynasty.Becauseitiscoldandwindyonthe

summitofthemountain,allthetilesweremadeofironorbronze.

Now,haveyoupaidattentiontothebronzetilesontheroof?There

areexactly360rowsofbronzetilesontheroof,whichstandsfor

the360daysofawholeyearonChineselunarcalendar.Enshrined

inthemiddleofthehallisBixiaGodness,wholookskindand

dignified.Shesingreenblouse,redskirtandgoldenornaments.

AllthesecolorswerepopularinoldChina.Besidethemainhall

aretwoothersmallerones,theeastoneisforEyesightGodness,

andthewestoneisfortheGodnessinchargeofsonsandheirs.

Alsointhiscourtyardwecouldseeothersmallerbuildings.Look

atthetwodouble-eavepavilions,intheeastistheimperialstone

tabletofQianlong.TheinscriptionmeansrenovatingBixiaTemple.

Inthewestisthetabletonwhichinscribedapoemwrittenby

Qianlong.

ThatincenseburneroppositethegatewasbuiltintheQingDynasty.

EnshrinedinitisalsoabronzestatueofBixiaGldness.Andbeside

aretwobronzetabletsbuiltintheQingDynasty.Theleftonewas

builtin1615,onitrecordshowthepavilionwasbuilt.Theright

onewasbuiltin1625,andonitrecordsthehistoryofBixiaTemple.

Ok,everybody.SomuchforBixiaTemple.Wehaveseenthestatue

ofBixiaGodness,thethreemainhalls,theimperialpavilionand

tablets,thebellanddrumtowers.Shallwemoveontothenextspot?

山東棧橋英語(yǔ)導(dǎo)游詞

Goodmorningladiesandgentlemen,

WelcometoQingdao.MynameisMiaoMeng.Iamverypleasedto

beyourserviceasatourguidetoday.Thefirstsightwearegoing

toseethismorningisZhanqiaoLandStage,whichisinthegulf

ofQingdao.ItisthesymbolofQingdao.Anditisabouta10-minute

busridetogetthere.Beforewearrive,shallIgiveyouabrief

introductionofthecity?

SituatedonthesouthcoastofShandongpeninsula,Qingdaoisa

famoustouristcityinChina.Knownas〃pearlontheYellowsea〃，

thecitybacksmountainsandfacesthesea,thetopographyhereis

special,thescenerybeautifulandtheclimatepleasing.Apoem

alludestothisbeautifulcity.Itreadsasfollow,

GreenmountainsstandstillIn-between,clearwaterflowingRed

roofsglisteninthesunKissingyourcheeks,softseawindblowing

Seagullsfly,wearenotsureWhetherinazuresky,oronbluesea

Peaksare,asininkdrawings,peculiarAndthebest,thesighthere

mustbeFoundedin1891,Qingdaohasahistoryofmorethan100years.

Itisoneoftheearliest14openingdoorcitiesofChina.Because

ofitsincomparablegeographicposition,thetransportationmeans

hereareconvenient.Itsagoodtouristdestinationandanideal

citytomakeaninvestment.Iwishyourcouldknowbetteraboutthe

city,anditwouldgiveyouagreatimpressionthroughmyguideand

commentary.

Noweverybody,hereweareonthecoastofthegulf.Look!Doyou

seethatlongbridgereachesintothesea?Yes,thisisthefamous

ZhanqiaoLandingStage.Itis10meterswide,440meterslong.

Standingonthesouthendofbridgeintheseaisatwo-storypavilion.

Itscalled〃Huilange〃(whichmeanspavilionofreturnedbillows).

Lookingfromafar,itisjustlikearainbowhangingabovethesea.

Isntitmagnificent?Infact,asearlyasinthe1930s,thisLanding

StagewasnamedNO.1amongthetenmostfamousscenicspotsof

Qingdao.Nowhereweareonthelandingstage.

Foundedin1892,ZhanqiaoLandingStagewitnessedthehistoryof

Qingdaocity.In1891,theQingGovernmentsentZhangGaoyuanto

garrisoninQingdaovillage.Theybuiltfortsandcampshereand

madeQingdaoanimportanttown.Inthesecondyear,forthepurpose

ofseatransportation,theybuilta200-meterlongirondockwith

stonefoundationinthesouthcoast.Thatwasthepredecessorof

theLandingStage.Andin1894,ministerLiHongzhangreportedthis

totheQingGovernment.Sincethen,ithasbeenthesymbolof

Qingdao.

OnNov.14,1897,GermantroopslandedfromQingdaoandoccupied

thecity.ThisbridgewasawitnessofGermansinvasion.In1900,

itwasdestroyedbyatyphoonandwasrebuiltaslongas350meters

longbytheGermans.Itbecameasight-seeingspotafterDagangPort

wasbuiltin1905.

FromSeptember1931toApril1934,ZhanqiaoLandingStagewas

againreconstructedbytheGuomindanggovernment.Itwasprolonged

to440meters,withreinforcedconcretepiersandpavedroad.On

thesouthendofthebridge,asemi-roundembankmentwasconstructed,

andontheembankment,theybuiltatwo-storypavilionin

traditionalChinesestyle.Look,itisinashapeofoctagonand

ithaseightextendingeaves,withyellowglazedtilesontheroofs.

Fromthepavilion,youcanenjoytheupcomingbillowsinlayers,

andthissceneiscalled〃Feigehuilan”.Whennightfalls,allthe

lightsonbothsidesofthebridgeareon,theylookliketheblossoms

ofmagnolia.Sincethen,ZhanqiaohasbecametheNO1scenicspot

inQingdao.

AfternewChinawasfoundedinl949,Zhanqiaohasbeenwell

preservedandexperiencedmanytimesofrenovation.Ithasbecame

aplacethattouristswillnevermisstopayavisitwheneverthey

cometo

Qingdao

Nowweareinthepavilion.Shallwegoupandenjoythebeautiful

sceneshere?Whataview!ThisistherealQingdao,blueseawater,

whitesandbeaches,greenmountainsandredroofs.Lookacrossfrom

here,thatsmallgreenislandisthe"littleQingdao”.Ontheisland,

thereisabeacontower,whichisanavigationmarkfortheships

sailingintheBay.

Andlookbacktotheshore,thatstreetinonelinewiththebridge

isthemostflourishingstreet,whichiscalledZhongshanRoad.The

railwaystationisjustneartheshore,atadistanceofonly500

meters.

Ok,everybody.Wouldyouliketohaveyourpicturestakenhere?

Illgiveyoua15-minutebreak.Wellgatherontheshore15minutes

later.Seeyouinamoment.

山東跑突泉英語(yǔ)導(dǎo)游詞

Ladiesandgentlemen:

welcometoBaotuquanSpringPark.MynameisMiaoMeng.Iamvery

pleasedtoserveasyourtourguidetoday.

Inordertogiveyouageneralimpression,letmemakeabrief

introductionofthepark.Featuredasagushingspringgarden,the

parkislocatedinthedowntownareaofthecity,withMt.Thousand

Buddhatothesouth,QuanchengSquaretotheeast,andDarningLake

tothenorth.Itoccupiesabout26acresinlandarea.Thereare

altogether34springsinthepark.Ofcoursethemainandmost

beautifuloneistheBaotuquanSpring,whichyouwillbewatching

inamoment.Itwilltakeyouabout2hourstomakethetouraround

thepark.Theparkhastwomaingates,theeastgateandthesouth

gate.Todaywellenterfromthesouthgate.Ok,thiswayplease.

Ladiesandgentlemen,hereweareinfrontofthesouthgate.The

southgateoftheparkisatthemiddleofLuoyuanAvenue.Itwas

builtin1995.Withitsuniqueoutlineintegratingbothtraditional

andlocaltraits,itisclaimedtobethenumberonegateofChinese

gardens.Isntitsplendid!Shallwegoin.

Justinfrontofusisthemostfamousspring,Baotuquan.Itwas

calledLuoshuiinancienttimeandgotitspresentnameformthe

SongDynasty.Ithasalonghistoryandhasbeenthesourceofthe

LuoRiver.Thethreemajorspringsgushsimultaneouslyfrom

undergroundwiththunderingsound,whicharedescribedasfountains

constantlypumpingwater.Thepoolofthewateris30meterslong

and20meterswide.Thespringwaterkeepsitstemperaturearound

18degreescentigradeallyearround.Incoldwinter,thesteamforms

acurtainofthinfogoverthesurface.Withcleardeepwaterin

thespringpoolononesideandpavilionsofcolorpaintingandrich

ornamentsontheother,visitorsfeelasiftheywereinafairyland

onearth.Manywriters,philosophersandpoetsleftpoemsandverses

inpraiseofthewonderfulscene.

Look,thatpaviliononthewestsideofthepooliscalledthe

BillowObservationPavilion.Itwasbuiltinthefifthyearof

TianshunemperoroftheQingDynasty(1461).Therearestonetables

andbenchesinitsothatvisitorscanenjoythescenewhilerelaxing.

Embeddedonthewestwallofthepavilionisthewritingofbillow

observationbyacalligrapheroftheQingDynasty.Thestone

inscriptionofNo.1SpringwaswrittenbyWangZhonglin,afamous

calligrapheroftheQingDynasty.BaotuquanSpringcarvedona

monumenttothewestofthepavilionwasleftbyHuZanzong,governor

ofShandongduringtheQingDynasty.Onthenorthbankoftheeast

poolatwatersideistherenownedPenglaiTeaHouse,whichwas

visitedrespectivelybyEmperorKangxiandQianlong,whosathere

bythewindowandenjoyedthecolorfulcharmsofthespringsover

acupoffragranttea.AtthepleasingtasteofwaterfromBaotuquan

springs,theyeventhrewoutthewatertheybroughtallthewaywith

themfromBeijingontheirinspectiontothesouth.Itissaidthat

waterfromspringsfurtherreinforcesthetasteofgoodteaandthat

onewouldnotbevisitingarealJinanwithoutdrinkingthespring

water.

OnthenorthbankofBaotuquanspringsisagroupofancient

buildings,usuallyreferredtoasthreepalaces.Thefrontonewith

twostoriesandthreehallsiscalledLuoyuanHall,andwasbuilt

duringNorthTheSongDynasty.Thebuildingisnotedforits

extendingeavesandpatinaflavor.Onthecolumnsarecarvedfamous

linesbyZhaomengfu,awriteroftheYuanDynasty.Theyread:〃云

霧潤(rùn)蒸華不注，波濤聲震大明湖〃，whichmean"Thebeautyisintensified

withfoggysteamsandmoistair;thebillowisechoedfarfromDarning

Lake.〃Thehandwritingisvigorousandfirm,thelinesvividand

lifelike,formingaharmoniouspicturewiththerealpresentwater

worldinview.TheothertwopalacesarenamedrespectivelyasJiange

TempleandEyingTemple,whichwerebuiltinhonorofthetwo

imperialconcubinesofEmperorShun.Onthewallssurroundingthe

palacesareinlaidoverthirtystoneinscriptions,onwhichare

poemsandverseswrittenbycelebritiesofdifferentdynasties.What

isworthmentioningisthetwinimperialmonuments,onwhichrecord

epigraphsandpoemsbyEmperorKangxiwhovisitedherethreetimes

andbyQianlongwhowasheretwice.Themonumentswellillustrate

theeminenceofBaotuquansprings.

TothesouthofBaotuquanspringsistheWhiteSnowBuildingat

Shiwanquanspring.ItwassetupinmemoryofLiPanlong,awriter

andscholarofTheQingDynasty.Itwasburntdowninafireand

wasrebuiltin1996togetherwithanoperastage.Hereperennial

operasandplaysareperformed,makingitaperformancecenterwell

knownnotonlyinChinabutalsointheworld.SoutheastofBaotuquan

springsisacourtyardcalledCangyuanGarden,whereitissaidthat

LiPanlongwasstudying.Thethreehallsandtwocourtsinthegarden

areallconnectedbytwistingopencorridors.Therearerareflowers,

oddtrees,greenpinetreesandqueerrockeriesinthegarden.In

1987,amemorialwassetuphereforWangXuetao,afamousmodern

painterofflowersandbirds.MorethantwohundredpiecesofChinese

paintingarehereonexhibitionallyearround.

OutofCangyuanGarden,acrosstheFengxiIslandbridge,comes

inviewapoolofclearspringwatergushingfromundergroundlike

amirror.Thisisoneofthe72wellknownspringscalledShuyuquan

spring.Shadywillowsaround,limpidwaterdowntothevisible

bottom,gurglingwateragainstrocksasifwashingthejade,the

jade-likepoolliesinharmoniouscharmwithLiuxuspring,Huanghua

spring,andPaniuspring.BythesideofLiuxuspringandwestof

Shuyuspringaretwostone-laidpondsrespectivelycalledOldGold

ThreadspringandColdThreadspring.Inthem,waterveinsarecaused

bywavesofwaterfromdifferentdirection.Itshineslikegold

threadonasunnyday.Thustheygotthenames.Sincetheshining

threadsrequirecertainsunlightandwaterconditionstoreveal

theirwonder,onlythoseluckyvisitorscanenjoythescene.Tothe

northofBaotuquansprings,aredarkgreenpinesandcypresses,

bloomingflowersandshadylawns,treesofbewilderingrocks.One

canseeMapaoquanspringsjustontherocks.Hiddenundertreeshade

southoftherockwork,thereisafour-meterhighTaihustone,lofty

andpointing,veinsstandingout,shapedlikeaturtle.Thisisthe

treasurecollectedasthenumberonestoneinJinanbyZhangYanghao,

awell-knownprosewriteroftheYuanDynasty.Situatedonthenorth

bankofShuyuquanspringisthememorialhallofLiQingzhao,awoman

poetoftheSongDynasty.ThistraditionalChinesebuildinghasa

quietandunadornedcourtyardwithstreams,apavilion,JadeGreen

Room,roundcorridors,standingrocksinbambooshade.Onthefront

tabletandtwocolumnsofthehallarecarvedrespectivelywithlines

inpraiseofthewomanpoetwrittenbyGuoMoruo,aneminent

contemporarywriterinChina.Thehorizontallinereads:〃Apoet

ofgenerati