Travel brochure

Question 1: The description of tourist attractions introduces what routes, attractions, characteristics and legends of natural scenic spots mainly include!

Question 2: Is the chicken yolk long or the egg yolk long?

Question 3: How to write a description of the cases without complaints in tourist attractions? How can there be no complaints? It's not normal

Question 4: Explain in detail which tourist attraction this is? Fujian Dongshan Island Waterfront Wooden Plank Road

Question 5: Shanghai's tourist attractions show that the most famous scenic spots in Shanghai are to see the scenery along the Huangpu River (Bund), walk along the river and blow free wind. The buildings around Jiangxi are very eye-catching, and there is the Oriental Pearl TV Tower-Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone in the east of the river (99.9% of people who go to Shanghai take photos with it as a background, hehe). Others: "Yu Garden", one of the classical gardens in China, which is called Yu Linglong; Shanghai World Expo Park; Nanjing road in commercial street. That's all. Personally, I think Shanghai is to feel the international city of China. The natural scenery is really nothing!

Question 6: What are the tourist attractions in China? What are the stars and ten famous mountains? Huangshan, Lushan, Huashan, Emei, Taishan, Wuyishan, Changbai Mountain, Tianshan Mountain, Wutai Mountain and Yushan.

Top Ten Scenery: Guilin Landscape, Hangzhou West Lake, Zhangjiajie, Jiuzhaigou, Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, Xishuangbanna, Huangguoshu Waterfall, Sun Moon Lake, Yunnan Shilin and Hainan Scenery.

Top Ten Historic Sites: Wan Li Great Wall, Beijing Forbidden City, Suzhou Garden, Leshan Giant Buddha, Qufu Three Holes, Terracotta Warriors and Horses, chengde mountain resort, Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, Potala Palace and Luoyang White Horse Temple.

Top Ten Tourist Cities: Xi 'an, Beijing, Chengdu, Dalian, Hangzhou, Kunming, Hangzhou, Harbin, * * *, Hong Kong.

Top Ten Ancient Towns: Wuzhen in Zhejiang, Zhouzhuang in Jiangsu, Xidihong Village in Anhui, Taining in Fujian, Zhangbi in Shanxi, Lizhuang in Sichuan, Nanxun in Zhejiang, Tongli in Jiangsu, Huangyao in Guangdong, and Heshun in Yunnan. You can check some information books about tourism again, which will be more accurate.

Question 7: Traveling here at a local time shows that China people always take a photo no matter what kind of tourist spots they visit. Not only do you take photos to show that you have been here, but you will also personally write the words "so-and-so to visit here" on the scenic spots. "To visit here" is estimated to be the word with the highest frequency in tourist attractions.

It is not uncommon to leave "a visit here" on various materials in various ways in various tourist attractions in China, such as the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, Mount Tai and even a tree. Not only that, but even some foreign tourist attractions can't escape this robbery. At the foot of the Statue of Liberty in the United States, there is also the Chinese character "Go here", and the Eiffel Tower in Paris also has these four words. Why do China people always like to "visit here"?

In fact, from ancient times to the present, everyone will feel touched by the scene. When they arrive at a place, they always want to leave some traces. This is an instinct, and this is the residual habit of the people from the ancient celebrities who like to compose poems. We see many poems now, which are actually another version of "a visit here" written by the ancients. Only through the sieve of years, the essence and culture remain, and the rough and uneducated are filtered out. If you are careful, you can see the "So-and-so's visit here" left by tourists on the square monument protected by a glass cover at the entrance of the forest of steles in Xi 'an 1400 years ago. It can be seen that the bad habit of graffiti by Chinese people has a long history.

If we talk about the ancestor who came here, I'm afraid it's the famous "Monkey King" the Monkey King. When the monkey somersaulted to the edge of Buddha's five fingers, it was hard to hide his pride. In order to leave a certificate, he wrote the eight characters "Great Sage of Qi Tian came here" on Buddha's finger, which was magnificent. Since then, "a visit here" has been printed into the minds of China people with the spread of The Journey to the West's famous book. Art comes from life. Wu Cheng'en can write this passage to show that it does happen in life. At that time, Qin Shihuang, no matter where he toured, had to "take advantage of the stone", which may be the pioneer who preferred to be named in reality. Later, emperors of all dynasties also had inscriptions and names when they visited and toured, which was a kind of show-off and fashion of "All over the world, is it the land of kings?" In the twelfth year of Jian 'an, Cao Cao marched north to Wu Huan, wiped out the remnants of Yuan Shao, moved troops to victory, and boarded Jieshi Mountain on the way. Cao Cao climbed high into the distance and saw the vast sea in the distance, which was magnificent, so he wrote "Watching the Sea" which was told through the ages, and Cao Cao's "Visiting here" was told through the ages. And there is another huge group with this inscription, namely, the literati in ancient China. Just imagine, when the literati are traveling around the mountains, they will be poetic for a while, or they will recite poems or write inscriptions. When they encounter a proud work, they will inevitably leave a name. Therefore, China's famous mountains and rivers are accompanied by more words. The beauty of nature and the beauty of humanity complement each other. After years of accumulation, it has become a seamless cultural heritage and a scenic spot that we are happy to see now.

In fact, China people's idea of "keeping a name" has existed since ancient times. The profound source of this thought is unknown, but it may be a psychological compensation for the early pursuit of immortality. As the saying goes, "the geese stay behind, and people stay behind." When you take a trip in the world, you always leave something behind. Since you can't leave a message, you can always leave a name. Therefore, China people pay more attention to reputation and pursue immortality. Therefore, China people, regardless of their status or wealth, want to leave a good name behind them.

If you pay attention, you will find that foreigners have to bring a thick travel introduction book when they go out. In contrast, most people in China like to take a quick trip. Basically, they get on the bus to sleep, get off the bus to take photos, pee at a fixed place and report with the flag raised. People in China are used to the fast-food sightseeing of "visiting here". They rarely open their hearts, accept and feel the lakes and mountains.

Today, when environmental problems are serious, we must have good tourism literacy. Engraving and leaving names in various cultural heritages can only increase the workload of cultural relics protection, but it will not be of any benefit to it. As a matter of fact, we can see that the cultural connotation of the masterpieces written by the royal family or the poems and songs with flying literary talents is definitely not comparable to that of "a visit here". As we know, after thousands of years, only those things with rich cultural connotations are left behind. As for all kinds of "visiting here", they will all go with the passage of time and material weathering, and no matter how much the name-taker wants to leave a name, they can't leave a trace.

Keep the cultural relics intact and don't continue the bad habits. All this is just a little effort. Please be merciful and don't scribble the words "Come here" everywhere. Put an end to this bad habit, though ... > >

The format of the travel brochure is: title+body+tail. [1]

(1) Title

For the title of a comprehensive tourist brochure, the name of the tourist destination should generally be written, followed by "tourist guide", "tour victory" or "a glimpse", such as "A glimpse of China"; For the title of a single travel brochure, just write the name of the tourist destination or hotel, such as Qingdao, Shandong, and White Swan Hotel.

(2) Text

There are usually two structural forms of text: determinant and essay.

1. The determinant writing. It is usually used for a comprehensive travel brochure with a long length and a wide range of contents, mainly in words. In this way, the contents of the explanation are divided into several parts, such as sightseeing, accommodation, transportation, shopping, special products and travel schedule. Each part is explained in an orderly way according to different projects.

2. Short essay writing. Usually used for short, focused or graphic single travel brochures. This writing method does not divide the full text into several parts, but uses a large paragraph or several paragraphs to summarize the introduction.

(3) Tail

Travel brochures generally have tails, but some don't. If there is a tail, introduce the name, address, telephone number, postal code, fax number and website of the company for contact.