What should I do if I can't draw a scenic spot in the tour guide card interview?

Usually, it depends on the examiner's mood. If I am willing to give you a chance, I may also ask you to talk about the scenic spots you have prepared. However, I suggest that you don't have this illusion and prepare as comprehensively as possible.

During the oral exam, the tour guide just watches the scenic spots and explains, and time is limited. You'd better choose a specific point of that scenic spot to explain. In addition to the necessary greetings and scenic spots, the oral explanation is a specific point to explain. The oral explanation lasts about 5 minutes, with a minute's greeting and a brief introduction to the scenic spots, and then a detailed explanation, such as the Confucius Temple you mentioned. After the general introduction, you can explain the gate, a statue, a stone and a couplet in detail. Pay attention to control time and explain the speed of speech. Finally, it is better to have a transfer and say that the explanation is over.