7 guide words and welcome words

Tour guide words and welcome words (selected 7 articles)

Tour guide words are the explanation words used by tour guides when guiding tourists to sightseeing. So do you now know what a tour guide words look like? I am here to share with you some welcome words from the tour guide, I hope it will be helpful to you.

Welcome Speech 1 of the Tour Guide

The Forbidden City in Beijing is divided into two parts: the outer court and the inner court. The architectural atmospheres of the outer court and the inner court are completely different. Now, please come to me.

When entering the Forbidden City in Beijing, we will first enter the outer North Korea section. The outer dynasty is centered on the three main halls of Taihe, Zhonghe and Baohe. Among them, the Hall of Supreme Harmony, commonly known as the "Jinluan Hall", is the largest and most magnificent building in the Forbidden City in Beijing. The Hall of Supreme Harmony is located on a three-layered white marble platform with ten animals placed on the corners of the eaves. It is the largest ancient building in scale. The hall is paved with square mud bricks commonly known as "gold bricks", with the emperor's throne in the center. The beams and pillars in the hall are all painted with gold paint, showing the luxurious atmosphere of the Jinluan Hall. It is the place where the emperor held major ceremonies. Please pay attention to the steps under your feet while appreciating the cultural relics.

Next, after walking through the Zhonghe Hall and Baohe Hall, we will enter the inner court. The inner court is centered on the three palaces of Qianqing Palace, Jiaotai Palace, and Kunning Palace. It is where the emperor and his concubines live. Qianqing Palace is the main hall of the inner court, where the emperor handles daily government affairs and reviews memorials. As soon as you enter the palace, the first thing you see is the throne placed in the middle - the dragon chair, where the emperor sits and works. Directly above the throne hangs a plaque reading "Upright and Bright". Please be careful not to touch the cultural relics in the temple and do not sit on the dragon chair.

The Forbidden City in Beijing is an unparalleled masterpiece of ancient architecture. It is also the largest and most complete group of ancient buildings in the world. It can’t be said enough. Please take your time and enjoy it carefully! Welcome Speech 2 of the Tour Guide

Dear tourist friends, hello everyone! Welcome to visit the Temple of Heaven. I am Xiao Zhao, the tour guide for this trip to the Temple of Heaven. I am honored to accompany you on the tour. Now I will explain the Temple of Heaven to you.

The Temple of Heaven was built in the early Ming Dynasty and has a history of nearly 600 years. It was originally a place where emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties worshiped heaven and prayed for grain. It is the largest and most complete existing structure in my country and the world. ancient altar building complex. Every year, the Mengchun Grain Praying Ceremony is held at the Grain Praying Altar in the north of the Inner Altar, and the Winter Solstice Heaven Worshiping Ceremony is held in the Circular Mound Altar complex in the south of the Inner Altar. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, 22 emperors held 654 sacrificial ceremonies here. In history, three emperors played an important role in the construction of the Temple of Heaven. The first emperor to study was Emperor Yongle of the Ming Dynasty. When Zhu Di, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, was building the palace city of Beijing, he also built the Temple of Heaven and Earth at the B position 5 miles east of the Zhengyang Gate in Beijing. It was completed in the 18th year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty, covering an area of ??273 hectares. When it was first built, this group of buildings was dedicated to the combination of heaven and earth, and was called the "Tian of Heaven and Earth". There were 9 emperors in the Ming Dynasty who held joint sacrifices to heaven and earth at the Temple of Heaven and Earth; the second emperor was the noun Emperor Jiajing. During the Jiajing period, Emperor Sejong Zhu Houcong built a new circular mound altar on the southern outskirts of the Tiandi Temple to offer sacrifices to heaven during Mengdong, and changed the original Great Sacrifice Hall into Daxiang Hall, specifically for Mengchun to pray for grain. In addition, an altar of earth was built in the northern suburbs of Beijing to worship the earth, and the heaven and earth were separately worshiped. The third emperor was Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty. During the Qianlong period, Emperor Gaozong Hongli carried out large-scale renovations to the Temple of Heaven. He rebuilt the Zhai Palace, renovated the inner and outer walls of the Temple of Heaven, expanded the Circular Mound Altar, changed the Great Hall of Prayer for Grain Altar into the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests, and added the Circular Mound. The altar gate was rebuilt into the imperial vault. In 1911, Qing Emperor Puyi abdicated and the heaven-sacrifice system was abolished. In 1914, Yuan Shikai held another ceremony in the Temple of Heaven for several days. In 1918, the Temple of Heaven was officially opened to the public on New Year's Day. In 1961, the Temple of Heaven became the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units. In 1998, the Temple of Heaven was included in the World Cultural Heritage Protection List by UNESCO. Today's Temple of Heaven has become a famous tourist attraction in Beijing.

Today's Temple of Heaven is a general name. It is actually composed of two altars, the Circular Mound Altar in the south and the Praying Valley Altar in the north. The Temple of Heaven is divided into an inner altar and an outer altar. The walls of the inner and outer altars are round from the south to the north, symbolizing the round sky and the place where the blue jade is used to worship the sky.

The architectural characteristics of the Temple of Heaven can be summarized by a set of numbers "one, three, five, seven, nine". The "one" refers to a central axis. The main buildings in the Temple of Heaven are distributed on this central axis. From south to north they are Zhaohengmen, Yuanqiu Altar, Huangqiongyu, Chengzhenmen, Danbi Bridge, Qinianmen, Qinian Hall, Huangqian Hall and Beitianmen. "Three" refers to the three altar walls, namely the outer altar wall, the inner altar wall and the east-west altar wall that separates the Circular Mound Altar and the Praying for Grain Altar. "Five" refers to the five main groups of buildings, namely the Circular Mound Altar Building Group, the Praying Valley Altar Building Group, the Zhaigong Building Group, the Divine Music Department and the Sacrifice Building Group. "Qi" refers to the seven-star stone on the east side of the prayer altar. "Nine" refers to the nine gates of the original Temple of Heaven, which are the four gates of the Circle Qiu Altar: Taiyuan Gate, Zhaoheng Gate, Guangli Gate, and Chengzhen Gate; the three gates of the Qigu Altar: Dongtian Gate, Xitianmen, Beitianmen. There are also the Qigu Altar Gate where the emperor walked when he prayed for grains, and the Circle Qiu Altar Gate where the emperor walked when he offered sacrifices to heaven.

There are four gates around the Wanqiu Altar: Zhaohengmen in the south, Chengzhenmen in the north, Taiyuanmen in the east, and Guanglimen in the west. The names of these four gates come from the hexagram "Yuan Henry Zhen" in the "Book of Changes·Qian Gua". "Yuan" means the original origin, "Heng" means everything is prosperous, "Li" means harmony and benefit, and "Zhen" means integrity and durability. These four words praise the essence of heaven and are also called the "four virtues of heaven".

Entering Zhaohengmen, the first thing we see is the Gufu Terrace. There are two service platforms in the Temple of Heaven, the one in the south is the Yuanqiu altar service platform, and the north is the service platform for the praying for grain altar. Before the Winter Solstice Heaven Sacrifice Ceremony, a tent was temporarily erected on the dressing table, where the emperor could wash and change his clothes for the Heaven Sacrifice. After the sacrifice, he would return here to change his clothes and drive back to the palace. The emperor wore a sky-blue dress when worshiping the sky, a bright red dress when worshiping the sun, a moon-white dress when worshiping the moon, and bright yellow dresses for other sacrifices.

Going forward, there are two walls, inside and outside. The wall refers to the low wall around the building. Both walls are covered with azure glazed tiles, symbolizing the sky. The inner wall is round and the outer wall is square, symbolizing the round sky and the square place. There are three stone gates on each of the four sides of the inner and outer walls, and there are 24 in total, which are called "Lingxing gates". The two lattice star gates on the south side of the inner and outer walls are different in size. The largest one in the middle is the gate used by the Emperor and God; the second one in the east is the gate used by the emperor; and the smallest one in the west is used by worshipers. of.

The round stone in the center of the upper table of the Circular Mound Altar is called the "Tianxin Stone". Nine circles of fan-shaped stone slabs are laid around the Tianxin Stone. The first circle is 9 pieces, and the second circle is 18 multiples of 9. blocks, and so on, until the ninth circle, 81 blocks. The second level is also nine circles of fan-shaped stones, from the tenth circle to the eighteenth circle. On the third floor, from the 19th to the 27th circle, the number of fan-shaped stones in each circle is a multiple of 9. Nine is the number of the extreme yang, emphasizing the nobility and holiness of heaven.

The Qigu Altar building complex is located in the north of the Yuanqiu Altar building complex. From south to north, there are Chengzhen Gate, Danbi Bridge, three brick gates, Qinian Gate, Qigu Altar, and Huangqian Hall. . On the east side of the praying altar are the corridor, the Northern Divine Kitchen, the Northern Sacrifice Pavilion, and the Seven-Star Stone. Chengzhenmen is the north gate of the Yuanqiu Altar complex. It just so happens that this gate is an important passage from the Yuanqiu Altar building complex to the Qigu Altar building complex. From an architectural point of view, Chengzhen Gate can also be regarded as the south gate of today's Qigu Altar building complex. Entering Chengzhen Gate, there is an avenue connecting the two altars called Danbi Bridge, also called Haiyuan Avenue. Its northern end is 2 meters higher than the southern end. It organically connects the two groups of buildings from low to high, making the overall appearance of the Temple of Heaven more beautiful. Perfect. The bridge is 108 feet long, with the "Shinto" in the middle of the bridge deck, the "Royal" to the east, and the "King's" to the west. And why is it called a bridge as a passage? There are two ways to say this. One is that the road is low in the south and high in the north, rising step by step, which means connecting with the sky and the earth; and the other is that there is a rising passage underneath the road. , so it is called a bridge. At the north end of Danbi Bridge, there is an east-west passage, called the animal path. The animals used for sacrifice must pass through the animal path when they are driven from the sacrifice place to the slaughtering pavilion. Once livestock passes through this passage, there is no chance of survival, so it is commonly known as "Ghost Gate". Going further north along the Danbi Bridge, on the east side is the altar for praying for grains, covering an area of ??more than 300 square meters. Before the ceremony for praying for grains, a square platform was set up on the stage, with dragon seats, heating and washing utensils inside. The emperor then took a shower. After the grain praying ceremony, you change your clothes again and return to the Forbidden City.

This is the introduction to the Temple of Heaven for everyone. Now you can visit it freely and return here as planned. I wish you all a good time. Welcome Speech for Tour Guide Part 3

Ladies and gentlemen:

Hello everyone!

I am tour guide Feng Yijia. It's my honor to take you to visit the Forbidden City. Hope to bring you the best service.

Now we see the magnificent ancient palace - the Forbidden City. Look at the palace walls on all sides. There are tall gates on all sides of the palace walls. To the south is the Meridian Gate, which is the main entrance of the Forbidden City, to the north is the Shenwu Gate, to the east is the Donghua Gate, and to the west is the Xihua Gate. The four corner towers of the palace wall are unique in style and beautiful in shape.

Now, please come with me to the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the largest palace in the Forbidden City. This is where the emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties summoned officials, issued orders, and held celebrations. The entire hall has 11 wide rooms and 5 deep rooms. There is a colonnade outside the hall and 72 large pillars inside and outside the hall. With a height of 35 meters, a clearance of 14 meters, a width of 63 meters and an area of ??2377 square meters, it is the largest wooden hall in China. Let me introduce you to other palaces!

Now we come to the Hall of Harmony. The Hall of Harmony is the ceremonial space leading to the Supreme Hall of Harmony. Baohe Hall was the place where the emperor entertained foreign vassals, nobles and Wu. Let’s take a look at Wenhua Hall. He was the prince of the Ming Dynasty. Qianqingmen is the dividing line between the Imperial Palace and the Imperial Palace, from which the Imperial Palace is located to the north. Qianqing Palace was the place where emperors of the Ming and Qing dynasties lived and handled government affairs. Cining Palace is where the emperor lives. Have you ever watched the TV series "My Fair Princess"? It was taken in the Forbidden City.

The planning is rigorous, the momentum is magnificent, and it is very spectacular. This is the Forbidden City of our country. No matter in terms of plane layout or three-dimensional effect, as well as its grandeur, majesty, solemnity and harmony in form, it is an unparalleled masterpiece. It marks our country's long cultural tradition and demonstrates our outstanding achievements in architectural art more than 500 years ago.

Now everyone is free to visit, but I would like to remind everyone to pay attention to maintaining the environment of the Forbidden City. Guide Message Welcome Message Part 4

Yanqi Lake is located at the foot of Yanshan Mountain, 8 kilometers north of Huairou City, a suburb of Beijing. It is bordered by the majestic Great Wall to the north and the endless North China Plain to the south. It is a water park with meandering scenery. Yanqi Lake has a wide and clear water surface. Groups of wild geese often come to live in the lake every spring and autumn, hence its name.

Yanqi Lake is surrounded by mountains on three sides, including Jundu Mountain in the north, Hongluo Mountain in the west, and Jindeng Mountain in the east. There are maples, cypresses, torch trees and shrubs on the mountains. The water quality in Yanqi Lake is pure, and there are dozens of aquatic animals such as fish, shrimps, and turtles. Rare animals such as golden turtles and giant salamanders have been found many times, and rare birds such as wild geese, cranes, white swans, and freshwater gulls that have high requirements for water quality. Migratory birds often live and breed on the lake shore.

Yanqi Lake Amusement Park has a beautiful environment and pleasant scenery. It is a famous sports and fitness, leisure and vacation resort in the suburbs of Beijing. The amusement park has a variety of entertainment facilities, including water and land projects, for tourists of different ages to choose from. Among them, fitness and entertainment projects such as water paragliding, water sports cars, water self-propelled motorcycles, water parachuting, water curtain movies, rocket bungee jumping, trapeze, rapids racing, rock climbing, archery, and paddling pools are deeply loved by tourists. Welcome Speech of the Tour Guide Part 5

Shichahai, with its cluttered clothes and horses and carriages, has always been the first choice place for Buddhist monks who have taken root in the imperial city to spread the Dharma and form friendships. Because there are many Buddhist temples there, it is called Shichahai. One of the temples, Guanghua Temple, an ancient Buddhist temple that has experienced 720 years of vicissitudes, is located at No. 31 Yaerhusi on the west side behind the Drum Tower and on the north bank of Houhai. Guanghua Temple faces south from the north, with Yinding Bridge in the east and Soong Ching Ling's former residence in the west. It covers an area of ??13,800 square meters, has 329 halls, and is divided into three courtyards: middle, east and west. The entire temple has a rigorous architecture, with adjoining monk rooms, forming an architectural feature of a courtyard within a courtyard. The ancient cypresses in the temple are green, the flowers and plants are fragrant, and the winding paths lead to tranquility.

Guanghua Temple was first built in the Yuan Dynasty and was built three times during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the first year of Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty (1909), preparations were made to build the Capital Library here, and Mr. Lu Xun once served here:. It was opened to the outside world in August 1920. In 1982, the Buddhist Association was established and located in this temple.

In 1986, the Buddhist Association established a Buddhist music troupe in the ancestral hall on West Road of Guanghua Temple to promote traditional Chinese music culture, perform "Beijing music", that is, Buddhist music, and train successors. Today, Guanghua Temple is not only a place for believers to worship Buddha, but Buddhist music and Buddhist rituals have also become a kind of culture and an important part of Shichahai Folk Culture Scenic Spot. Guide Message Welcome Message 6

Dear Visitors from all over the world:

Hello everyone!

Welcome to the Forbidden City. I am the tour guide of Henan Oilfield King. In the following time, I will take you to appreciate the beautiful Forbidden City in detail.

The Forbidden City is the best-preserved and largest ancient wooden palace complex in the world. Look, this is the south-facing main entrance of the Forbidden City, called Wumen Gate. There are five arches under the Meridian Gate. Only the emperor can enter and exit the middle gate. Even ministers with high status can only use the small doors at both ends. The magistrate could only use the smallest door at either end. Ordinary people can't even get close to the Forbidden City, but now anyone can enter!

Look! This building is called Taihe Gate. It is the largest wooden door in the Forbidden City. Here is a pair of lions. They are strong, mighty and tall, representing the majesty of the emperor.

The hall directly in front is called the Hall of Supreme Harmony. It is the largest building in the Forbidden City and the tallest building in Beijing in the past. Do you feel high? Yes, it is not high at the moment because Beijing is developing rapidly and there are many high-rise buildings.

Okay, my explanation is over. Everyone is free to visit and meet within 30 minutes. Tour Guide Welcome Message 7

Hello everyone, I am your tour guide Tang. . Today, we are visiting the Forbidden City in Beijing, my country. I hope everyone will follow my footsteps and stop littering and carving and graffiti everywhere.

The Forbidden City, also known as the Forbidden City, is located in the center of Beijing and is one of the five largest and most complete palaces in the world. It was also the royal palace of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987.

The first gate shown in front of us is called the Meridian Gate. There are three doors on the Meridian Gate. Only the emperor could enter the middle door, and the queen could enter once during the emperor's wedding. The door on the left is for civil servants, and the door on the right is for military officials.

I believe everyone has heard: "Push out the Meridian Gate and behead the public." Don't believe this sentence, it is just a rumor.

Continuing to move forward, we came to the Hall of Supreme Harmony, commonly known as the Golden Palace. It is the largest and highest-level palace in the Forbidden City. All the grand ceremonies in the palace are held here.

After bypassing Zhonghe Hall and Baohe Hall, what is in front of you is Qianqing Gate.

Entering the Qianqing Gate is the Qianqing Palace, which is where the emperor handled government affairs. It is also the emperor's living place. There is a plaque above the dragon chair: upright and bright. Speaking of this plaque, there is another story. In ancient times, before the emperor died, he would put the name of his heir in a wooden box, and then put the box behind the plaque. After the emperor dies, take down the plaque and open the wooden box, and you will know who the new emperor is.

After walking through the "House Three Palaces", you come to the Imperial Garden. There are ancient trees and strange rocks in the Imperial Garden, which are very beautiful.

There are countless palaces in the Forbidden City. You can appreciate its magnificence and beauty by yourself. We gathered outside Shenwumen an hour later. I hope everyone has a good time!