Thoughts on reading the Forbidden City

On February 12, 2009, we came to Beijing Planning Exhibition Hall and Palace Museum for exchange and study. In a short day, I felt the international and professional reception mode. In the morning, we first came to the Palace Museum in Beijing. The leader of the management arranged a reception for us. The first is the welcoming ceremony for 8 people, about 2 minutes. Neat dress, kind smile, gentle gesture, solemn and considerate everywhere. Next is the opening short film-introducing Beijing's development history and future blueprint, which lasts about 10 minutes. Seats are arranged in the second row of the play, and the tips of the etiquette receptionist are used before the short film is shown. Then there is the highlight-the explanation part, about 60 minutes, including the 4D movie about 10 minutes. Five-person service team, including commentator, coordinator, photographer and two hall administrators. The tacit cooperation, time control and service enthusiasm all reflect specialization. The effects of sound, light and electricity, exquisite models and portable facilities all reflect internationalization. Finally, discussion, about 50 minutes, including about 30 minutes of unit culture introduction. The production of slides, training mode and service concept all reflect specialization and internationalization. What is commendable is that the queue at the farewell party is still very neat. I feel that the initial reception ceremony is very worth learning. Etiquette receptionists wear Chinese clothes, mainly red. The height, standing posture and smile, the distance between people, the depth of bow and the overall formation of each etiquette receptionist are all neat and standard. I think when receiving important leaders, female commentators can also stand in a row to welcome them. There is also a five-person service mode during the explanation, which is also in good order. The narrator guides and explains the whole process, with fluent language, standard Mandarin, accurate standing, knowledgeable words, standardized behavior and accurate gestures. When we explain, we should pay more attention to the fluency of language, the accuracy of standing position and the details of content. The fluency of language depends on the accumulation of knowledge and the practice of Putonghua. The accuracy of the station depends on the control of the team, and you need to be familiar with different station forms (including front of the team, tail of the team, in the same direction as the audience, facing the audience and inside the team, etc.). ); The details of the content need some explanation. However, because our exhibition hall is streamlined and has content on both sides, I think we should focus on the station in front of the team. If the line is too long, you should adopt a position in the line. In addition, there are many details that are necessary, focusing on the heart.

After dinner in the afternoon, we went to the Palace Museum, but because it was raining in Mao Mao, we didn't feel much. But the knowledge content of the narrator and the magnificence of the Forbidden City made me deeply feel the existence value of a traditional patriotic education base in China. Maybe my understanding is not deep enough, maybe my experience is not rich enough, but I will try my best to practice, make up and create constantly in order to become a professional and dedicated commentator. ...