财经专业英语教程教学课件作者童长清chapter4.ppt

Chapter 4 Tourism Lesson 1 Tourism in China Lesson 2 The Main Pillar Industries of Chinese Tourism Lesson 3 Beijing Imperial Palace Lesson 4 Mt. Huangshan in Anhui Lesson 5 The Terra Cotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Mausoleum Chapter 4 Tourism Lesson 6 The Three Gorges of Yangtze River Lesson 7 West Lake of Hangzhou Lesson 8 The Scenic and Historic Interest Areas in Changsha Lesson 9 Shaoshan Scenic Areas in Xiangtan Chapter 4 Tourism Lesson 10 Dongting Lake Scenic Areas in Yueyang Lesson 11 The South Mountain Scenic Areas in Hengyang Lesson 12 Wulingyuan Scenic Areas in Zhangjiajie Lesson 1 Tourism in China I n Chinese, the word tourism consists of tvo characters, traveling and touring. Travelling means a journey of going out from one place to another for a certain purpose; while touring refers to being out to go sightseeing and entertaining. The integration of the above two should be tourism in its comprehensive sense. Therefore, a journey emphasizes on travelling, but a tour attaches importance to sightseeing and entertainment as well as travelling. In recent years, China has achieved sustainable and rapid development in its tourism industry. Under the all-around construction of a well-off society and the two-way nteraction between supply and demand, the prospects of Chinese tourism are magnificent. Lesson 1 Tourism in China 1. Chinese Tourism Market Has Great Potential With the increase of peoples wealth, leisure time and disposable incomes, domestic demand for the largest population tourism will be greatly promoted at a high rate. Since China in the world, it is endowed with an unparalleled advantage over any other country in the number of domestic tourists. 2. China Enjoys a Richly Endowed Advantage of Tourism Resources Researches show that China enjoys the richest types of natural and humanistic tourist resources in excess of other great tourist powers such as the United States, Spain and France. Lesson 1