A complete collection of Shanghai tourist guide words?

The following are some guide words about Shanghai that I compiled. You are welcome to read and learn from them. I hope it will be helpful to you.

Shanghai New Bund

Friends:

Good afternoon! Now we come to the Bund by the Huangpu River in Shanghai. First of all, I would like to give you a tour of the Bund. Welcome and wish you all a happy trip.

There are five tourist routes in the New Bund***. On your left is the spectacular building complex known as the "Architecture Expo of All Nations" and the spacious Zhongshan Road. On the right side are the sparkling Huangpu River and the promising Pudong Lujia Financial and Trade Zone. In front of you is a novel and unique sightseeing area. The building complex, Zhongshan Road, the tourist area, the Huangpu River, and Lujiazui are like the staffs in a musical score, and the hard-working people of Shanghai are like strings of characters, forming the latest and most beautiful movement, welcoming all guests.

How can the Bund be called the Bund? To put it simply, it used to be a barren land covered with reeds outside the old city of Shanghai.

After the First Opium War in 1840, the closed country was opened by colonial foreign artillery, and Shanghai was forced to become a commercial port. Since then, various Western-style buildings have been erected as the colonists "grabbed the beach". By the early 1930s, Shanghai had leapt from a small seaside town to the largest city in the Far East.

Although these European Renaissance-style buildings in front of you are not designed by the same hand, nor were they built in the same era, their architectural styles are so harmonious and unified, as if they were made by nature. On an arc that is only 1.5 kilometers long from the Bund of Jinling East Road to Waibaidu Bridge, there are 52 buildings of different styles, including British, French, ancient Greek, etc., standing in rows and heights. At that time, many foreign banks, general associations, consulates, etc. gathered here, which was known as the "Wall Street" of the East, forming a historical microcosm of the semi-colonial and semi-feudal society of old Shanghai.

Please take a look at the Dongfeng Hotel No. 2 on the New Bund. It used to be the very famous British Association. It is a typical British classical building. The building is 6 floors high and has a basement. There is a lookout pavilion at the north and south ends of the roof. The interior decoration is extremely gorgeous. The bar room on the first floor once boasted the longest bar cabinet in the East at 110.7 feet, and now the KFC fast food restaurant in the United States is located in it.

No. 12 New Bund used to be the famous "HSBC Bank". The building was built in 1923 and is a dome building that imitates ancient Greek style. The building is a nearly square rectangular building with 5 floors in height and 7 floors with a semi-spherical roof. It has a steel frame structure. The interior decoration of the building is very exquisite, with various reception rooms from the United States, Britain, France, Russia, Japan and other countries. The British once boasted that this building was the most exquisite building "from the Suez Canal to the Bering Strait in the Far East".

The building next to the HSBC Bank is the Shanghai Customs Building. It is a 19th-century retro-style building built in 1927 and is rare in the world today. The clock on the building can be seen all around. It plays a short tune every 15 minutes. The sound of the bell is melodious and deep, and can be heard for 10 miles.

Both the HSBC Building and the Customs Building were designed after the British designer Wilson. Shanghai affectionately calls them "sister buildings" and they are still one of the important symbols of Shanghai.

The two buildings at the intersection of Nanjing East Road are both called Peace Hotel. The building facing south and facing north was built in 1906 and was called Huizhong Hotel at that time. It is the earliest existing hotel in Shanghai. It can be regarded as a historical building and belongs to the English Renaissance style. The biggest feature of this building is that the facade is made of red bricks as the waistline and white wall bricks as the veneer. From a distance, it is solemn, elegant and unique in style. It is truly a rare masterpiece.

These buildings on the Bund are the crystallization of the hard work and wisdom of the Chinese working people. They also reflect the plunder and invasion of Shanghai by Western colonists. Nowadays, in order to let people understand the history of these buildings, there are nameplates in Chinese and English hanging in front of each building.

As for the Bund, the name given to her by Shanghainese has also changed with the passage of time. Shanghainese called the Bund before liberation the Old Bund, and after liberation it was called the Bund. Now people praise it as the New Bund. There have been many attempts to seize the Bund in history, but each time it had a completely different historical significance. Since the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the strategic focus of China's reform and opening up has also shifted from south to north. The development and revitalization of Pudong has brought Shanghai to the forefront of national reform and opening up. The spring breeze has awakened Shanghai's Bund, which has been dormant for many years, and Chinese and foreign financial institutions have also rushed to occupy the Bund. Shanghai has made a major move to "clear out the nest and attract new ones", replacing the houses in the Bund Financial Street to attract "old customers" from home and abroad to settle down again, and once again show the style of the "Wall Street" in the Far East.

The Bund is the symbol of Shanghai and a must-see for Chinese and foreign tourists. But in the past, the narrow roads and overcrowding of pedestrians and vehicles seriously affected the overall image of the Bund. In order to change the appearance of Chutan, the Shanghai People's Communist Party focused on transforming the Bund. The road in front of us is called Zhongshan 1st Road. It was named in memory of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the pioneer of China's democratic revolution. It is also part of the comprehensive renovation of the Bund. The road is 826 meters long, 45 meters wide, and has 6 to 10 lanes.

This broad transportation line is not limited to the Bund area. It continues to extend with the pace of reform and opening up, starting from Jiangwan Wujiaochang in the north and reaching Nanpu Bridge in the south. By the beginning of the next century, this north-south corridor will be 15 kilometers long and will become an iconic sight for Shanghai tourism.

The riverside avenue we are walking on now is quite unique. It not only integrates culture and greening, but is also a good place for people to practice literature and martial arts in the morning. It is a place for domestic and foreign tourists to visit during the day. It is an ideal place for couples to fall in love at night. I heard that there are many foreign friends. Everyone comes here to experience life.

Dear guests, while walking in the New Bund tourist area, do you feel that the New Bund not only has a completely new look, but also exudes a rich artistic atmosphere amidst the bustling scene? Please take a look: The art landscape with the theme "For Tomorrow" is set on the Bund of Yan'an East Road. It is embraced by six columns and combined with a weather signal station with a history of more than 80 years to form a set of scenery. The Customs Building and the Electronic Waterfall Clock are also quite innovative views. The electronic waterfall clock is in the form of a staircase, 27 meters long and 3.5 meters high, with 10 steps. The entire operation process is controlled by a computer. There are about 1,000 water jets from nozzles forming *** numbers of various colors, making the world feel so far away and so close. The tourist area has truly become a landscape that accommodates hundreds of rivers and embraces the unique Shanghai-style culture.

Walking around the Bund, we unknowingly entered Huangpu Park. When it comes to this park, every Chinese person will never forget the "Chinese and dogs are not allowed" sign hung at the entrance of the park by foreign powers in the past. That infamous sign caused great shame to the Chinese people at that time! Today, look at the 60-meter-high Shanghai People's Memorial Tower in front of you, standing facing the water. The majestic three-column yellow granite tower seems to tell people that the people will always remember the heroes who sacrificed their lives for the revolutionary cause of Shanghai to wash away the national humiliation since the Opium War, the May 4th Movement and the Liberation War.

Huangpu Park faces the Huangpu River, which is famous at home and abroad. "The water in Huanglongpu is yellow on the moon" vividly describes the color of the Huangpu River. The Pujiang River is the mother river of Shanghai. It originates from Taihu Lake in Wuxi. It is the longest, widest and deepest river in Shanghai, with a total length of 114 kilometers; an average width of 400 meters and a depth of 7 to 9 meters. Its original name is Dongjiang River, and it also has other names such as Chunshenjiang River and Huangxiejiang River. According to legend, more than 2,000 years ago, Shanghai belonged to Chu. At that time, there was a general named Huang Xie in the Chu state. He was very talented in governing the country. He was appointed prime minister by the King of Chu and named "Fengshenjun", who governed the land of Shanghai. Because the upper reaches of the Dongjiang River were silted up at that time, he led the people of Shanghai to dredge and correct the waterway, which greatly developed Shanghai's water transportation and agriculture. In order to commemorate Huang Xie's achievements, later generations renamed the Dongjiang River "Chunshen". River" and "Huang Xie Pu" were not officially named "Huang Pu River" until the Southern Song Dynasty.

The Huangpu River has two "children", one is called Pudong and the other is called Puxi. Before the birth of New China, their family was deeply oppressed by three mountains. The mother river was full of foreign warships and merchant ships moored, and the "two children" were also overwhelmed. "Jumping into the Huangpu" is a Shanghainese mantra, which means that people who really couldn't survive in the old society came here to commit suicide by throwing themselves into the river.

Looking across the river, the Pudong Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone faces the Puxi Bund. Its functions are finance, trade and external services. It will be the core and symbol of the new Shanghai. The "East Bund" Riverside Avenue, with a total length of 2,500 meters, integrates tourism, sightseeing and entertainment. There are 6 distinctive squares along the road. Although we can only hear the rumbling sound of piling now, the sound is the most gorgeous movement on the staff, predicting a better future for the Bund.

A guide to the former residence of Zou Taofen in Shanghai

The former residence of Zou Taofen is located at No. 54, Lane 205, Chongqing South Road, Shanghai. In his youth, Zou Taofen studied liberal arts at Shanghai St. John's University. St. John's University is a missionary school for Americans. Founded in 1876, it is the earliest university in Shanghai. Now it is the East China University of Political Science and Law. Taofen Building and Taofen Statue are the landmark buildings of the park. After graduation, he began to edit the monthly magazine "Education and Occupation" and compile the "Vocational Education Series". In October 1926, Tao Fen took over as the editor-in-chief of "Life" weekly. He published short, lively, lively and current articles, which were very popular among the public.

In 1930, Zou Taofen and his wife rented No. 54 Wanyifang, Luban Road, French Concession as their residence.

On November 22, 1936, *** *** illegally arrested Zou Taofen and other leaders of the National Salvation Association, creating the "Seven Gentlemen Incident" that shocked China and the world. In prison, Zou Taofen and others were unyielding. After Tao Fen was released from prison, he left this apartment in Wanyifang. He died of illness in Shanghai in 1944.

To commemorate Zou Taofen, the Taofen Memorial Hall was established in 1956 in his former residence and No. 53 next door. All on display are original objects used by Zou Taofen during his lifetime. Above the fireplace on the right hangs a large photo of Taofen's mother, and on the left and right are two frames with landscape paintings; above the fireplace on the left hangs an embroidery by his wife Shen Cuizhen, who was originally an embroidery expert. The sunlight shines in from the floor-to-ceiling window in the middle of the south wall, making it look particularly warm, as if it is waiting for Tao Fen to return.

Address: No. 54, Lane 205, Chongqing South Road

Telephone: 021-63842811

Traffic routes to Zou Taofen’s former residence:

17, 24, 36, 146, 575, 780, 781, 786, 864, 869, 933, 932, eight tunnel lines, and one bridge line.

Ticket price for Zou Taofen’s former residence:

Ticket: 5 yuan/person, 4 yuan for groups of 10 or more people. Opening hours: 9:00-11:00, 13:00-16:00.

Guide tour of Zou Taofen's former residence:

This is an ordinary Western-style building. The owner of the house - Zou Taofen, whose original name was Zou Enrun. "Taofen" was the editor-in-chief of "Life" weekly in 1926. In future pen names, "Tao" means to hide one's strength and bide one's time, and "Fen" means to strive unremittingly.

Guide to Shanghai Century Park

Century Park is located in the Huamu Administrative and Cultural Center of Pudong New District, Shanghai. It is 8 kilometers away from the city center, 24 kilometers away from Hongqiao Airport, and 28 kilometers away from Pudong International Airport. It is the largest ecological urban park rich in natural features in the central area of ??the inner ring road.

The park's overall planning scheme was designed by the British company luc, covering a total area of ??140.3 hectares and a total investment of 1 billion yuan. The park is dominated by large areas of lawns, forests, and lakes, embodying Eastern and Western garden art and the integration of man and nature. It has set up a rural pastoral area, a viewing area, a lakeside area, a sparse forest lawn area, a bird sanctuary, There are 7 scenic spots in the international garden area and mini golf course, as well as open-air music theater, meeting square, children's playground, fishing and other activity venues. There are high column fountain, musical dry fountain, four seasons garden, century flower clock, large reliefs, forest There are streams, pebble beaches, ginkgo avenues, edge ponds and other garden landscapes. The park is lined with criss-crossing streets, undulating hills, evergreen trees, clear lakes, and meandering streams in the forest. People walking in the park feel extremely peaceful and tranquil. It is an excellent place for leisure vacations and business exchanges, and enjoys the reputation of "Holiday Garden" . The main facilities of Century Park include: Century Flower Clock, large relief wall, musical fountain, children's playground, weather station, large lawn, Ginkgo Avenue, management office building, floating restaurant, large greenhouse, conference center, large fountain, stream, four seasons Flower beds, golf clubhouse, open-air music square, Montreal Garden, etc.