Wuhan East Lake Guide Words
Wuhan East Lake Guide Words Wuhan East Lake Guide Words Wuhan East Lake Guide Words Dear tourists and friends from Hangzhou: Hello everyone, I am very happy to be here in this season of recovery and recovery. Let’s meet in the beautiful “River City” Wuhan! I am your local tour guide** for this trip to East Lake, from Hubei Oriental International Travel Service. In the next itinerary, you can call me *guide or tour guide, and I will do my best to provide you with high-quality services. Here, on behalf of the people of Wuhan and our Hubei Oriental International Travel Service, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to everyone for coming from afar. I extend my warmest welcome and wish you all a comfortable stay in Wuhan and a happy trip. In our hometown of Hangzhou, there is the famous West Lake, and in Wuhan, we have the beautiful East Lake. Although East Lake is not as famous as West Lake, it is also one of the first nationally named key scenic spots. Its lake surface is about 33 square kilometers, six times that of West Lake in Hangzhou. The lakeshore is winding and winding, so it is also known as one of the 99 Bays. say. So when you look at the vast lake surface and beautiful scenery of East Lake outside the car window, you must want to know how East Lake was formed, right? East Lake is adjacent to the Yangtze River, and is connected to the Yangtze River at Qingshan Port. Between the rivers and lakes, an alluvial plain develops, forming a relatively low depression within the embankment. You can close your eyes and use your imagination. Imagine that during the flood season, the water level of the Yangtze River rises, and the water flows into this depression. When the flood season is over and the dry season comes, the water cannot flow out. As a result, over time, the accumulated water in the depression formed the current East Lake. In fact, the East Lake before 1949 was not as beautiful as it is now. At that time, it was basically a deserted lake. Since the 1950s, the government has carried out large-scale construction and renovation of it, as you can see now. , East Lake is now a good place for people to take a leisure vacation and return to nature!
According to its natural environment, East Lake can be divided into six scenic spots: Tingtao, Luoyan, Baima, Moshan, Chuidi, and Luohong. However, the ones currently open to the outside world are mainly Moshan and Luoyan. There are three major scenic spots in Tingtao that we will visit today. After inspecting East Lake, Commander-in-Chief Zhu De once said: "East Lake is better than West Lake for the time being, but it will be better than West Lake in the future!" So is this really the case? So, during this tour, I suggest that you might as well have a taste of the judges, open your eyes wide, concentrate on the comparison, and see the characteristics of these two sister lakes created by nature. , which one is stronger. Okay, after talking, we arrived at the gate of Tingtao Scenic Area. Everyone can’t wait, right? Let’s get off the bus now and head to the beautiful Tingtao Scenic Area! After entering the gate of East Lake, we also entered Tingtao Scenic Area. Have you noticed these trees here? This is the ancient plant metasequoia, known as a "living fossil". Three million years ago, they were widely distributed in various areas of the northern hemisphere, but later they disappeared for a time. Therefore, it was once believed by botanists around the world that Metasequoia, like dinosaurs, has become extinct on the earth. But fortunately, in 1945, our country's forest workers discovered the metasequoia forest area in Lichuan City, Hubei Province, and it became a sensation in the world news. In order to commemorate the first discovery of this ancient tree species in Hubei Province, Wuhan City decided to designate the Metasequoia as the city tree, using its fortitude, strength and uprightness to symbolize the passionate and unrestrained people of Wuhan. The leaves of Metasequoia turn red every year in late autumn, giving off a golden-red luster in the sunlight, which is very dazzling.
But *guide me, I would like to remind everyone to count how many thorns a fish has when eating fish, because I heard that the authentic Wuchang fish has 13 thorns, so you might as well do an appraisal. Master, let’s see if what we eat is authentic Wuchang fish.
Please follow me forward. The palace-style building in front of you that retains Chinese national characteristics is called "Changtian Tower". Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai and other older generation revolutionaries rested here many times. , to receive international friends. Therefore, this place is full of footprints of great people, so everyone must soak up the spiritual energy. Standing on the Changtian Tower, you will have an artistic conception of "the setting clouds and solitary swans taking off, the autumn water and the long sky are the same color"! In fact, the name of Changtian Tower comes from this poem by Wang Bo. On the right side of Changtian Tower is Lu Xun Square, where there is a bust of Lu Xun, which looks particularly solemn and solemn under the cover of green pines and cypresses, which makes people feel a sense of respect. When you are free to move around later, you can go there to take a look, walk around, and feel the spirit of justice of Master Lu Xun! Okay, dear guests! Regarding Tingtao Scenic Area in East Lake, I will introduce it to you here. I believe you have a certain impression of East Lake in your mind, right? So which one is better, East Lake or West Lake? I believe you all have the answer in your mind. In short, everyone is right, and mother-in-law is right. I just hope that you can have a comfortable and enjoyable time in East Lake! Of course, if you don’t have the answer yet and feel you haven’t seen enough, it doesn’t matter. *The guide will now leave you half an hour of free time, so that everyone can feel the beauty of our Wuhan East Lake again. In half an hour we will be at Gather at Lu Xun Square and go to the next scenic spot, Moshan, to experience the unique charm of Chu culture! Thanks!