As an excellent tour guide, you often need to write guide words. Guide words are not the same for every generation. They must be based on reality, vary from person to person and time to time, and be targeted. of. How to write a tour guide? Below are the guide words of Chenghuang Pavilion that I collected for everyone. They are for reference only. I hope it can help everyone. Chenghuang Pavilion Guide Words 1
Dear friends: Hello everyone!
Now we are going to visit the Chenghuang Pavilion in Wushantian Scenic Area, which is one of the "New Ten Scenic Spots of West Lake". Looking at the Chenghuang Pavilion from a distance, it is a seven-story antique building with horns and cornices towering over Mount Wu. Let’s savor it together.
When entering the entrance of the scenic spot, the first thing we saw was a large granite relief, which is the "Wushan Customs Picture". It is based on the Southern Song Dynasty as the background, with the Chenghuang Temple as the center, and reproduces the prosperity of the Wushan Temple Fair. During the Southern Song Dynasty, the Wushan area of ??Hangzhou was the most prosperous and popular. On the screen, you can find old teahouses, snacks and other quaint shops (here you can also introduce Hangzhou's Longjing tea), as well as storytellers, playing and singing, calligraphy and so on. A vivid historical scene is depicted here. The four characters "Wushan Grand View" are engraved on the screen wall, which were written by Emperor Kangxi. This screen wall is 3 meters high and 17 meters long. It is carved from bluestone. Wushan Grand View is one of the "Eighteen Scenic Spots of West Lake" in the Qing Dynasty. Since ancient times, Wushan Mountain has "many ancient trees, many strange rocks and strange rocks, many temples and temples, many folk customs, and many famous relics." Here you can have a close look at the beautiful scenery of Hangzhou. Li Wei, the governor of Zhejiang in the Qing Dynasty, built a grand viewing platform here, and Wushan Grand Viewing became famous from then on.
Let’s first pay homage to Zhou Xin, the God of the City God. The Zhou Xin Temple is also called the City God Temple. The plaque in front of the door with the words “cold face and cold iron” was written by Zhu Guantian, a contemporary calligrapher. The person in the middle of the hall is Zhou Xin. Zhou Xin served as the inspector of Zhejiang during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1403-1424). He was upright, punished corruption, and enforced the law like a mountain. He was deeply loved by people. However, he died unjustly and died in Hangzhou. The people were angry and made trouble. Zhu Yuanzhang had to pretend that Zhou Xin had become the city god of Hangzhou and built a temple for him. Only then did the people feel at peace.
City and God originally refer to the city wall and the ravine outside the wall. In order to pray for the peace of the city, the activity of worshiping the city god appeared in our country in the late Spring and Autumn Period. After the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, under the influence of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism, the image of the City God incorporated more concepts of retribution for good and evil, etiquette, and morality. Virtuous and upright civil servants and military officers who served as governor or above in a certain place during their lifetime were often worshiped as city gods. The Wushan City God's Temple was moved here in the ninth year of Shaoxing (1139) in the Southern Song Dynasty. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, worship of Zhou Xin began. The newly built Zhou Xin Temple is equipped with a statue of Zhou Xin and an introduction to his life story, expressing the Hangzhou people's memory of this ancient upright official.
Let’s take a look at the highlight of the entire scenic spot - the Chenghuang Pavilion, a seven-story building with a height of 41.6 meters. Its shape combines the architectural styles of the Southern Song Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty, with carvings on railings and rows of doors. Made of camphor, basswood and American pine. There is a teahouse above the current Chenghuang Pavilion, which is also the tallest teahouse in Hangzhou. It is really a beautiful thing to have a cup of West Lake Longjing tea here and look at the beautiful scenery of West Lake. The "Chenghuang Pavilion" horizontal plaque hanging high on the first floor was written by Shen Peng, a famous modern calligrapher. It is said to have a couplet on both sides: "Eight hundred miles of lakes and mountains, you know what year the picture is; a hundred thousand lights, all come out of the tower." Written by Xu Wenchang in the Ming Dynasty.
We now enter the pavilion. The large hardwood painted sculpture on the south side is the "Southern Song Dynasty Hangzhou Style Picture" which won the first prize of the "White Flower Award" of Chinese Art. It is 31.5 meters long, 3.65 meters high and 2 meters deep. It uses a variety of traditional craft techniques such as carving, engraving, shaping, weaving, and binding to express the concept of "the same color tower for thirty miles, but I don't know where to find the solitary mountain". A scene of prosperity. The whole picture takes Hangcheng Tianjie (now Zhongshan Middle Road) as the central line in the Southern Song Dynasty. It shows the various folk activities of Hangzhou citizens in the spring, shaping 3,500 citizen figures of men, women, old and young. They are all well-dressed and behaved. Different, and grouped into groups of characters according to each scene.
Some of them are based on the romantic characters in the third volume of the ancient Chinese novel "Awakening the World", "The Oil Seller Monopolizes the Courtesan" and the twenty-two volumes of "Fifteen Jokes Turn into Clever Disasters", as well as the mythical stories of "The Legend of the White Snake" The image of Xu Xian working as a clerk in Guanxiangkou drugstore can be said to be a play within a play, a painting within a painting.
On the north side of the first floor of Chenghuang Pavilion, there is a giant bluestone line carving group painting 10 meters high and 8 meters wide, which depicts 10 myths, legends and folk stories of Hangzhou. They are: "Wu Xiang Rides the Waves" ", "The King of Qian shoots the tide", "Building a pagoda to protect Chu", "Ji Gong carrying his wife", "Meeting on a broken bridge", "Watching the Immortals on a bridge", "Xiling's love", "Tiger Running and Spring", "Reading of Butterfly Lovers" and "Rescuing Pei Sheng at Night". These stone carvings add cultural color and interest to the Chenghuang Pavilion building.
The design and construction of Chenghuang Pavilion not only considered the connection between the building and the West Lake and the city, but also added service facilities. On its first and second floors, the history, culture and folk customs with strong local characteristics of Hangzhou are concentratedly displayed; on its third to sixth floors, leisure, viewing and reception are the main functions, and luxurious palace lanterns are hung. Equipped with high-end mahogany furniture, the third floor is a public tea room with a stage for theatrical performances; the fourth floor serves refreshments to entertain guests; the fifth floor has a coffee shop; the sixth floor is a VIP reception room with precious handicrafts on display.
When you climb to the top, you can see the beautiful scenery of the West Lake, the prosperity of Hangzhou City, and the turbulent waves of the Qiantang River. You can also see the prosperous night view of Hangzhou from the top at night. Now let us enjoy the beautiful scenery of West Lake! Chenghuang Pavilion Guide Words 2
Dear tourists, hello everyone! Today, let me lead you to visit Wushan Tianfeng, one of the ten scenic spots in West Lake!
The ancients said, "There is heaven above, and Suzhou and Hangzhou below." This place can be called "the most beautiful place in heaven." Please look up and look upstairs. This antique pavilion is the Chenghuang Pavilion. It is 41.6 meters high and has seven floors including the underground floor. It stands firmly on Wushan Mountain and is majestic; at night, it is decorated with neon lights and is magnificent.
Along the winding stairs, you can reach the top floor and look up into the distance: the West Lake is like a pool of spring water, lying quietly; the West Lake is like a mirror and jasper. There are three small islands in the center of the lake: Xiaoyingzhou, Huxinting, and Santan Yingyue. The island is lush and green, with black tiles and a corner of the teahouse hidden among it, which makes people look very comfortable. Looking further into the distance, the rolling gem mountains are faintly visible, and the shining spire of Baochu Pagoda is particularly eye-catching. Have you seen the slightly raised eaves? If you look carefully, you can find exquisite wood carvings depicting what Zhou Xin looked like when he was an official. The Chenghuang Pavilion echoes the mountains, lakes and cities, forming a unique scenery.
Tourists, do you know the origin of Chenghuang Pavilion? According to legend, during the Ming Dynasty, Zhou Xin was an official in Hangzhou. Later, he was killed by Ming Chengzu. In order to cover up the fact, Ming Chengzu said: "I dreamed that Zhou Xin became the City God." Therefore, the City God Pavilion was built for Zhou Xin.
Now please feel free to visit, pay attention to civilized tours, and pay attention to safety. Thanks! City God Pavilion Tour Guide Words 3
Welcome to Hangzhou City God Pavilion! I am your tour guide, my surname is x, you can call me Xiao x. In order to make it easier for everyone to visit and play, let me first introduce it to you.
Chenghuang Pavilion is located in Wushantian Scenic Area. It is an antique pavilion-style building with seven underground floors. It is 41.6 meters high. It is dazzling and gorgeous. It integrates the architectural styles of Yuan and Ming palaces. It focuses on the big picture and pays attention to the details. Outline, taking in the advantages of Hangzhou's rivers, mountains, lakes and city.
The top of the main roof of the Chenghuang Pavilion is in the shape of a gourd-shaped vase; the tops of the four sub-roofs are in the shape of phoenixes. The entire pavilion looks like a group of soaring phoenixes, or like a fairy mountain and a jade pavilion standing against the sky, which is fascinating.
On the east pillar of the second floor of the Chenghuang Pavilion hangs the famous couplet of Xu Wei of the Ming Dynasty, "Eight Hundred Miles of Lakes and Mountains, I Know What Year It Was; A Hundred Thousand Houses of Fireworks Returned to the Towers Here"; on the south, west and north sides of the hall on the ground floor, A lighted display window is set up against the wall to display the large-scale hardwood colored sculpture "Hangzhou Scenery of the Southern Song Dynasty", and the bluestone line carvings on the opposite wall depict portraits of famous sages and 10 folk myths in Hangzhou's past dynasties; there are leisure service facilities from the third to the top floors.
Go up to Wushan Mountain, climb the Chenghuang Pavilion, and look around, you will see the vast sky, the open land, the beautiful lakes and mountains, and the prosperous city. It is a paradise on earth that is well-deserved!
This is the end of my explanation today. The following is the time for everyone to visit freely. We will gather at the door in about 30 minutes. I hope this visit can leave a deep impression on everyone. I wish you all a happy time, thank you! Chenghuang Pavilion Tour Guide 4
Today is a cloudy day and the weather is cool. My parents and I happily went to the Chenghuang Pavilion to play.
We took a bus to the lively Wushan Square and walked up the stairs. There are lush trees on both sides of the road, and many colorful flowers are blooming in the grass, which is extremely beautiful. As I walked, I heard the sound of a bell coming from not far away. After a while, we came to the ticket office. There are four large words "Wushan Grand View" on the wall next to the ticket office. Engraved on the wall opposite is the scene of a street in Wushan during ancient festivals.
We bought tickets and went in. After walking for a while, we saw a big bell. I rang it a few times. That bell was so heavy! Going further forward, there is the Chenghuang Pavilion. The Chenghuang Pavilion has seven floors and is 41.6 meters high, making it the fourth most famous building in the south of the Yangtze River. We climbed up, and the first floor was the exhibition hall. I was fascinated by one of the long reliefs. I looked at it again and again and liked it very much. There are many statues of celebrities on the second floor. The third and fourth floors are teahouses. The fifth and sixth floors are viewing areas. Looking out from the sixth floor, I saw the entire beautiful West Lake, Leifeng Pagoda and Qiantang River. I also saw the city of Hangzhou that I couldn't usually see, but everything in front of me seemed much smaller than usual. The air seems especially fresh at this time. What a beautiful world this is!