There is a tourism speech club in Suzhou.

"There is heaven above and Suzhou and Hangzhou below".

Suzhou is a tourist city with many tourist cards. How can you not go to Humble Administrator's Garden and Master's Garden to see the Soviet-style gardens? Looking at the architectural features of the white wall tiles in the south of the Yangtze River, how can we miss the Suzhou Museum? To find the oldest city ruins, we must bypass the "Eight Gates of Suzhou" along the ancient city river. If you want to see "a romantic and rich first-class and second-class place in the world of mortals", "Hanshan Temple outside Gusu City" and the scenery of Shuicheng where people rest with pillows, you should all go to Suzhou.

Most people who love to travel like to share. But few people know that there is a tourism-themed lecture club in this tourist city, and there is more than one!

Near Nanmen subway station, there is a "China Tourism International Lecture Club", which is a "Touma Club" and a non-profit learning institution dedicated to improving people's communication skills and leadership. It pursues the concept of "reading thousands of books and traveling on Wan Li Road" and gathers a group of friends who love traveling, learning and sharing. They speak together, read books together, punch cards together, and everyone inspires and inspires each other. Everyone here adheres to the values established at the beginning of Touma's founding: honesty, respect for others, service for others and pursuit of Excellence. It is worth mentioning that this organization is a self-organized club. At every meeting, some people speak and some people have roles (time officer, language officer, comment officer, affairs officer). Everyone actively undertakes the official duties of the club and serves others.

Reading thousands of books, taking Wan Li Road, it is very important to integrate knowledge and practice. Everyone learns in action and acts in learning. The best thing is that a group of people who love learning can inspire each other and work together to make themselves better.

(To be continued)