B: Hi, Chu Yuanyuan. We are all on the bus. Shall we go now? A: Yes, sir. We will go straight to Shanghai Hotel. Now, I’d like to deliver a welcome speech to you and your group. B: Ok, thank you. Go ahead. (Talk to the tourists on the coach) A: Ladies and Gentlemen, May I have your attention? Please sit back and relax. Now, on behalf of China International Travel Service, I’d like to extend our warmest welcome to all of you. Welcome to Shenzhen. I do hope that, during your short stay in our city, you can not only satisfy your eyes and stomach, but also experience the real Chinese Culture.
Part1-Warming up
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Listen to the following short passage and fill in the blanks with the words or phrases you have heard
When everybody is on the bus and ready to a hotel from the airport or railway station, as the tour guide, you should make the on-the-way introduction to the tourists after delivering a welcome speech to them. You should introduce the main buildings attraction and scenes along the way. The explanation ___________can also be interspersed ( 穿 插 ) with____________on the local history, geography, population, comments areas, climate, culture, customs, cuisine, specialties and so on. When approaching __________the hotel, you should mention the name of the hotel, class, location and any other distinctive features. As the bus passes by some of the tourist attractions at a fast brief speed, the explanation shall be_______and concise. Of course, you should get yourself well prepared for answering any questions that the tourists may ask.
Learning goals Having finished learning this unit, one is expected to be able to:


make an on-the-way introduction to the tourists;
introduce some Chinese well-known rivers to the tourists.
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1 Listen to the dialogue1 and practice in pair
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• Dialogue 1 --On the Way to the Hotel
• In the evening, Chu Yuanyuan, a local guide from CITS and a tour group from the US are heading for Shanghai Hotel, their destination, from the International Airport. (A: local guide; B: tour leader )
Part2-Situational Dialogues
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