英文版导游词【9篇】.docx

英文版导游词【精选9篇】 作为一位尽职的导游，就难以避免地要准备导游词，导游词不是以一代百、千 篇一律的，它必须是从实际出发，因人、因时而异，有针对性的。如何把导游 词做到重点突出呢？以下是人见人爱的小编分享的9篇英文版导游词，在 大家参考的同时，也可以分享一下我给您的好友哦。英文导游词篇一Ladies and gentlemen, today we are going to visit a famous Buddhist templethe Jade Buddha Temple.Before visiting the temple, I' d like to say a few words about the religious situation in Shanghai. Our constitution stipulates that every Chinese citizen is ensured the freedom of religious belief. There are four major religions in practice in Shanghai, namely, Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, and Christianity, which is sub-divided into the Catholic Church and the Protestant Church. When it comes to Buddhist temples in China, they are usually classified into three sects, i. e. temples for meditation, for preaching and for practicing Buddhist disciplines. The Jade Buddha Temple is a temple for meditation, and is well-known both at home and abroad.The temple was first built during the reign of Emperor Guangxu of Qing Dynasty, when a monk named Hui Gen went on a pilgrimage to Burma and brought back five jade statues of Sakyamuni. On his way back to Mount Putuo via Shanghai, he left two jade statues here, one in sitting posture and the other, reclining. He had a temple specially built as a shrine for these two statues in 1882. later the temple was partly destroyed by fire and in 1928 a new temple was completed on the present site.Just opposite the temple gate, there stands a giant screen wall. Various designs, such as dragon, phoenix, elephant, crane and peony are carved on it. In Chinese legend, all these things are considered the symbols of fortune, wealth, longevity and auspiciousness. Chinese people used to set up a wall in front of the house so as to keep the evils away.Now ladies and gentlemen, please turn around. Here we can see the temple gate. It is also called the Sanmen Gate, or say, the Gate of Three Extrications. The door in the middle is called the Door of Emptiness, to its right is the Door of Non-phenomenon, and to its left, the Door of Non-Action. Sanmen Gate is also called the MountainToday, the earth' s climate is getting worse and worse. In many parts of theworld, people are suffering from heat, drought, flood and sandstorm; Naturaldisasters are eroding people' s homes on a large scale. However, in this preciousland of Guizhou, the weather is still four seasons like spring, three sunny daysand two rainy days, with fresh air and pleasant climate. It is like a rare largeair conditioner.The unique natural climate and environment have created a wide variety ofgreen vegetation in Guizhou, which is the magic picture of ，zmountainZhangjiajie, Jiuzhaigou everywhere. From this, Guizhou has won the reputationof "Park province'7 and air conditioning province”. This is where Guizhou' scharming charm lies. At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, Liu Bowen oncepredicted: in five hundred years, Yunnan and Guizhou will compete in Jiangnan. "What does Yunnan and Guizhou win over Jiangnan? Liu Bowen said: ，zthousands ofrivers in Jiangnan are the most important mountains in Yunnan and Guizhou. Theconcentrated expression of Guizhou scenery is the vast mountains. Guizhou is aplateau mountainous area, with mountains and hills accounting for 95. 2% of theterritory，s land area. It is known as eight mountains, one water and onefieldz/. Those who have been toYunnan may have heard of its "Eighteen monsters7" ; there are also eight monsters in Guizhou this timeThe first one: stone as tileGuizhou，s stones are very special, with clear layers. They can peel offpieces of stone a few centimeters thick. Using these pieces of stone instead oftraditional sintered tiles, although the area is not too uniform and neat, itsaves the cost of firing, and is stronger and more durable than tiles. Whynot?Second strange: the old lady goes up the mountain faster than the carThere are many mountains in Guizhou, so the road is also difficult. Thewinding mountain highway has been circling around the mountain. Even if thefastest car can go up the mountain along the winding mountain highway, it has togo up one by one. Naturally, the distance is dozens of times of people' s walkingpath. Therefore, when the car goes up, even the slow old lady will arriveearly!Third: half of the houses are built on the mountainAnshun Dragon Palace scenic area has many houses built close to themountain. By borrowing the mountain as the back wall andskillfully borrowingthe terrain, it also saves the stone of one wall. According to the commonpeople, this kind of house has the advantage of being warm in winter and cool insummer!Fourth strange: shanbaoer is independentGuizhou， s mountains, especially in southwest and South Guizhou, areisolated and abrupt. Only the foot of the mountain is connected with each other. Far from Yunnan' s mountains, they are connected by the same ridge, rolling andgreen peaks. Maybe that， s where shanbaoer stands alone?Fifth: growing vegetables on the roofThis is not a common phenomenon, but a special way, that is, when theresidents with good conditions are building houses, they often use cement toreinforce the roof, and then leave a parapet, spread good soil in the parapet, and grow some common vegetables, but they also end up with a feeling that theycan not ask for people without asking for them!Sixth strange: chili as a home dishGuizhou is located in the plateau and mountainous area. At the same time, the rainy weather makes up a complete humid climate. Eating chili often candrive away the cold and strengthen the body? Sometimes I don，t understand. Onthe edge of the desert in the northwest, the residents in the setting sun alsohave chili after eating. So what are they doing? Maybe under the bad foodconditions, in order to have a meal? Guizhou residents, especially Miao and Dongpeople, like spicy food, but also acid . As the local saying goes, if you don，teat sour food for three days, you'll walk around (meaning unstable) z/. Thus, twofamous dishes were derived: one is fish in sour soup. During the production, thetomato and ginger are put into the rice soup, stored in the earthen jar forfermentation, and then a variety of Chinese herbal medicines, Chinese pricklyash, green onion and Chinese toon are added to cook with the fish. The soup isfresh, tender, hot and sour, and the appetite is wide. The second is tiger skinpepper, that is, green pepper is roasted on the fire, torn into strips, mixedwith soy sauce and other seasonings, and served on the plate.The seventh: three mice in a sackThe rats here, of course, refer to the giant rats. Each mouse weighsseveral kilos and can be packed into a sack.However, this monster should be the same as the three mice and a sack inYunnan.The eighth: take it with you in the toiletIt refers to the fact that there were few toilets in the past, and the longskirts of Miao people made it convenient to use the toilet everywhere. InGuizhou, more than 40 ethnic minorities, such as Miao, Dong and Buyi, live inharmony and have colorful ethnic customs. Women especially like to dress up withsilver ornaments. It is said that a Miao woman5 s silver ornaments weigh 16 kg. However, when working in the field, they don，t wear accessories, and they oftenwear skirts (also known as hundred fold skirts) on their lower body. When youneed to "release”, you can squat down at any time, and the skirt opens around, just like a natural toilet.Also heard another guide said: the uglier the better sell (GuizhouGastrodia elata) bark as medicine to sell (Guizhou Eucommia ulmoides) wine notfloating at home abroad (Guizhou Maotai) 英文导游词篇七Dear touristsHello everyone! Welcome to Xi' an.Xi' an, a famous historical and cultural city, is located in the middle ofWeishui plain on the West Bank of the Yellow River. There is fertile land, avast expanse of eight hundred Li Qinchuan, natural treasures, outstandingpeople. On the land of China, this dazzling pearl inlaid in the southern end ofthe Loess Plateau, once had a world-famous, extremely brilliant history andculture, but also had green waters and mountains, extremely beautiful naturallandscape.In the East and west of Xi' an, the Qinling Mountains, known as the，zOriental Alps”, are crisscrossed and meandering. On this beautiful scenic line, there are Huashan Mountain, which is known as the first of the five mountains, Lishan Mountain in Lintong, which is famous for its hot spring soup pools, Zhongnan mountain, which is green in all seasons and rare in its interior, andTaibai Mountain, which is called a wonder for its snow cover in June. They forma natural and unique scenery group. In ancient Chang， an, there were eightrivers, Wei River, Chan River, Ba River, Lao river, Feng River, Mao River, ZaoRiver and Yu River, which were surrounded by blue waves.This thousand year old capital at the foot of the Qinling Mountains and onthe Bank of the Weihe River has Tongguan in the East and Sanguan in the West. Inthe north, the chidao, which was built in the Qin Dynasty, is a thoroughfare forfighting against Xiongnu and supplying supplies. In the south, Ziwu Road, TangLuo Road, Baoxie road and Chencang road can cross Hanzhong to Bashu. In thesoutheast, Wuguan road in Shangluo Mountain is the throat leading to Chu. Inancient times, Chang， an had convenient transportation, both land and water, dangerous terrain, easy to defend and difficult to attack. It has always been aplace for military strategists and emperors to make contributions.Xi' an is an important birthplace of Chinese history and culture, and alsoone of the earliest developed areas of human civilization. In the thousands ofyears of history of the Chinese nation, perhaps no city can enjoy such a loftystatus and incomparable brilliance as Xi' an: it is the capital of 13 dynastiessince the Western Zhou Dynasty and the epitome of the first half of Chinesefeudal society.Since Zhou and Qin Dynasties, Xi' an has been in the center of politics, economy and culture for a long time with its unique historical position. In thel1 th century B. C. , the Zhou people grew stronger and stronger in Qishan andFufeng areas in the western part of Guanzhong, and finally established theircountry after destroying the Shang Dynasty, and established their capitals inFengjing and Haojing. Qin people successively established capitals in Yongcheng, Liyang and Xianyang, and went out of Hangu in the east to destroy the six statesand establish an unprecedented unified Qin Empire. The capital of Qin Dynasty isstill Xianyang, which is near the water on the tableland. After the destructionof Qin Dynasty by Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu of Han Dynasty, he took a fancy to theeight hundred Li Qinchuan River, which is a vast expanse of fertile land, andchose to establish the capital on the South Bank of Weihe River, which is justacross from qinxianyang. At the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Wang Mangusurped the Han Dynasty and established a new dynasty, inheriting the capitaland system of the Han family. When the Huangjin army rose, Dong Zhuo burned allthe palaces in Luoyang, and the princes of the 18 th route begged for Zhuo. Therefore, Dong Zhuo forced Emperor Xian to move westward to Chang' an. TheEastern Han Dynasty had six years here.The scenic Fenghe river is full of a large number of cultural treasuresfrom the Western Zhou Dynasty 3000 years ago. It is a magical and attractiveplace. Emperor min of the Western Jin Dynasty was the emperor in Chang' an, andhe was destroyed in only three years.The former Zhao, the former Qin, the laterQin, the Western Wei and the Northern Zhou established their capitals here. Chang， an city experienced a long period of war and shortage of soldiers afterthe Han Dynasty. In 581 ad, Yang Jian, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty, unifiedChina again. Later, in the southeast of Chang' an City in the Han Dynasty, YuWenkai, a famous architect, designed and supervised the construction of DaxingCity, the capital of the Sui Dynasty. The scale, layout and scientificfacilities of Daxing City obviously exceeded that of Chang，an City in HanDynasty, which laid the foundation of Chang，an City in Tang Dynasty. TangDynasty is the heyday of Chinese history, and Chang' an city is also an incomparable brilliant model in the history of Chinese capital. Chang， an is notonly the political, economic and cultural center of the Tang Empire, but alsothe largest international city in the east of the world.“The ancient imperial state in the middle of Qin Dynasty"。 History choseXi， an and Xi' an enriched history. Today, whenever people talk about the formerChang，an in Xi' an, they are full of national pride and admiration for the richand incomparable ancient courtesy of China for thousands of years.If history chose Xi' an as the capital of emperors, making it the centralstage of China' s politics, economy and culture for more than a thousand years, then the emperors who once made great achievements in Xi' an chose Guanzhong， sprofound and extensive loess land as their final destination. As a result, thedense and grand mausoleums of emperors spread all over Guanzhong with thearrogance of the past and the present, becoming one of the most unique culturallandscapes in Xi' an.The imperial mausoleum in Shaanxi can be traced back to the mausoleum ofthe Yellow Emperor more than 5000 years ago. It is the mausoleum of XuanyuanYellow Emperor, the forefather of the Chinese nation. It is on the top ofQiaoshan mountain in Huangling County, north of Xi' an. Ever since ancient timesand every year, countless Chinese and Miao descendants have come here to payhomage to the mausoleum, find their roots, ask their ancestors, and remembertheir saints. In addition to the mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor, more than 70emperors were also buried in Guanzhong during the 20years from the WesternZhouDynasty to the Sui and Tang Dynasties.Ancient Chang，an was not only the political and economic center of Chinafor a long time, but also the center of religious culture. In the Tang Dynasty, with political stability and economic development,the religious culture ofChang， an reached its peak. At this time, not only the native Taoist culture inChina was widely spread, but also the foreign Buddhist culture was in aprominent position in social life.Since the introduction of Buddhism into China in the Han Dynasty, it hasbecome the ideology of the gentry through the southern and Northern Dynasties. In the Tang Dynasty, it became a common practice to respect and worshipBuddhism. As the eastern end of the "Silk Road” and a cosmopolitan metropolis, Chang' an has gathered eminent monks and missionaries from all over the world. Inside and outside the city of Chang，an in the Tang Dynasty, there are manypagodas and temples, and there are many people who preach and listen to theDharma. According to historical records, there are 122 monasteries and 31 nunnery monasteries in Chang， an city. Emperors and court dignitaries ar