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中国文化之旅(Chinese Culture Tour) 中国文化之旅(Chinese Culture Tour) 一、日程特色介绍：(Introduction of Tour Feature) 本活动专门为华裔或外国学生提供。游文化北京，主要包含两个部分，一是参观游玩北京著名景 点与文化符号，二是课堂式解读中国文化精髓。期间与中国学生共同参与游戏活动，穿插诱人的特色 美食。(This activity is specifically for the foreign students. The tour mainly consists of two parts, one is to visit famous tourist attractions in Beijing and the other is experiencing Chinese culture in the class. During this period, foreign students will participate in activities with local students and enjoy Chinese cuisine.) 1、神游京城，吃出文化！品老北京文化，尝老北京小吃！(1、Experience Beijing Culture! Taste Beijing traditional Food!) 北京老字号店：年糕钱、奶酪魏、羊头马、、豆腐脑白、小肠陈、茶汤李、恩元居、褡裢火烧、 全聚徳等。(Beijing Traditional Brands: rice cake Qian, cheese Wei, sheep head Ma, bean curb Bai,small intestine Chen,tea Li, Enyuanju, Dalian Huoshao,Quanjude) 2、身临其境！了解中华神韵的古今。品鉴民俗之大雅、体验古迹之博大！(2、Get a chance to learn the charm of ancient and modern China! Get a chance to learn Chinese folk and visit historical monuments!) 二、具体日程安排：(Itinerary) 时间(Date) 地点、活动内容(Activity) 第一日 北京国际机场接机 (Pickup from Beijing Airport) (Day one) 第一日晚上 安排住宿，自我介绍 (Acclimatization and self introduction) (Night) 第二日上午 饮食文化：逛大栅栏，品尝老北京小吃（烤鸭、烧麦、炸酱面……….）<Chinese food culture: visit (Day 2) Dashila and taste Peking Cuisine (Peking duck, Shaomai(a traditional dumpling), noodle with fried Morning black bean sauce,etc> 1 / 13 1、（爆肚冯）( Fried cow stomach Feng) 英：And since the guangxu period of one hundred years "JinShengLong" said BaoDu feng, as BaoDu crisp, refreshing sauce is legendary 2、（奶酪魏） (Cheese Wei) 英：The early qing dynasty, cheese WeiHongChen from the court, the founder of the wei of learned the craft executive chef, later won the customer a piece of praise, a good name is cheese w 3、（年糕钱）(Rice cake Qian) 英："Cake flying rock name black, taste like o peak of be bored with fat color. Sweet clean if unto the god will know by xiang, Jane with JinJu and lotus." 4、（ 豆腐脑）(Bean Curb) 英：The quality that is the bean curd flower, also called LaoDouFu, bean curd pudding is the use of soybean protein made of high nutrient food. Mainly divided into sweet and salty two how to eat. 5、（全聚德）(Quanjude) 英："Quanjude" not only to roast duck and from home or abroad, and in the duck mat, special, innovative dishes, the celebrity feast, as a representative of the series products dishes formed the food culture quanjude all rivers run into sea. 6、（茶汤李）(Tea Li) 英：Beijing overpass tea has a long history of lee, is Beijing traditional flavor snack. Tea sweet taste delicious, colour and lustre is apricot yellow, taste is exquisite taste resistance. 第二日下午 皇家古典建筑文化：登天安门城楼、畅游故宫。 (Day 2, (Royal & Ancient Architectural Culture: visit the Tian’anmen Tower and the Forbidden City. morning) 2 / 13 The Tiananmen, Tian'anmen or Gate of Heavenly Peace is a famous monument in Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China. It is widely used as a national symbol. First built during the Ming Dynasty in 1420, Tiananmen is often referred to as the front entrance to the Forbidden City. However, the Meridian Gate is the first entrance to the Forbidden City proper, while Tiananmen was the entrance to the Imperial City, within which the Forbidden City was located. Tiananmen is located to the north of Tiananmen Square, across the street from the plaza from Chang'an Avenue. The Palace Museum, is a special museum. Founded in 1925, the Palace Museum, built in the Ming and qing dynasties palace-on the basis of the Forbidden City. After five hundred years and honor or disgrace, imperial palace gate finally open to the public. The Palace Museum rarely unique collection, is the world's largest, most complete preservation of the Forbidden City timberwork palace complex. It is the pride of the Chinese nation is, and also is the precious cultural heritage of all humanity. Now, the former palace forbidden that covers an area of 3 / 13 780000 square meters of many imperial palaces in different styles, since Ming and qing dynasties of great treasure collection royal treasure house, is also recorded history of palace of bright qing dynasty of fresh files...... Therefore, the lifeline of the national Palace Museum, attachment in the Forbidden City palace and down its cultural contexts growth, extensions...... Into the Palace Museum, you go along the axis, from the peaks and valleys of the building in the movement of knowledge and experience can be time royal breasts; Can pass through the display of exquisite galleries things and NaTing esp refined pattern, capture of the imperial life in wen wan breath; House NuanGe east from the yellow gauze rolled up, back years the Chinese nation for their history of vicissitudes of life... 第二日晚上 功夫文化：看成龙功夫电影《功夫梦》 (Chinese Kung Fu Culture: watch Jackie Chan’s movie “The (Day 2, Karate Kid) night) Chinese Kung Fu , also known as Chinese martial arts , martial art is the main form of exercise routines and fighting internally and externally-oriented traditional Chinese sports , Chinese people have long-term accumulation of a valuable cultural heritage. The Karate Kid Synopsis: The movie "The Karate Kid" remake the 1984 Hollywood film "Longwei kid, about the small Jarden plays Ray with her mother emigrated from the United States Detroit to Beijing, China, the new environment apparently does not enable him to adapt quickly. This is not too soon, he was a group of bully bully. It was then that he was pregnant with Jackie Chan plays the mysterious martial arts rescued. Chan plays the role of an eccentric, and after playing this, Jackie began with a very special way to teach him martial arts, and mine learned from him to protect their own skills. Concentrated practice, Ray Ultimate understand the true meaning of the Oriental martial arts in one fell swoop to win in the ring to become a great Kung Fu Kid. He also adapt quickly to new life in China and grow up happily. 第三日上午 中国茶文化：观看茶艺表演、尝茶鉴茶 (Chinese Tea Culture: watch the tea ceremony and learn tea (Day 3, tasting) morning) 4 / 13 Tea is the drink of the Chinese nation and the whole country. Occur in the Shen Nong, Wen in Luzhou Gong, Xing in the Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Song Dynasty. Chinese tea culture blend of Chinese Confucianism, Taoism, Buddha Zhupai thinking, alone together in a wonderful work of the Chinese culture, while glycol fragrance. 第三日下午 中国藏传佛教文化：雍和宫烧香 (Chinese Tibetan Buddhism Culture: burn incense in Lama Temple) (Day 3, afternoon) 5 / 13 Lama Temple located in the Dongcheng District, Beijing Lama Temple Street, west to the Confucius Temple, east Berlin Monastery, the total area of about 66,000 square meters, not only today's Beijing's largest perfectly preserved lamasery is the largest Tibetan Buddhist monastery in China. since it opened in 1915 has become a tourist travel to Beijing to visit the resort; Lama Temple, formerly known as the officials sites, the emperor Kangxi 33 years (c. 1694) built and given to the Prince Yong initially called "the zhen Baylor House, Yin zhen renamed the "Yong palace, has been called the Prince Yong change AD 1725 Yongzheng ascended the throne after palace for the palace, and renamed the" Lama Temple "; Lama Temple in 1961, is listed as the first batch of key cultural relics protection unit , 1983 as a "national key temples" of the Han areas, is one of the important cultural history and culture, artistic and scientific value. 第三日晚上 (Day 3, 学写中国字。(Learn to write Chinese characters) night) 第四日整日 (Day 4, 军事：攀登长城（不到长城非好汉）(Military Training: climb the Great Wall) whole day) 6 / 13 He who doesn’t reach the Great Wall is not a true man. The majestic Great Wall touches the billows of the Bohai Sea in the east, and traverses the vast expanse of the Gobi desert in the west. It is a symbol of the brilliance of China’s ancient culture and a pride of the Chinese nation. Badaling Great Wall is the outstanding representative of the Great Wall of China. It is the best part of Ming Dynasty Great Wall. It is a precious part of human cultural heritages and a center of attention for world tourists. It strides across high mountains, straddles deep oceans, crosses time and space, and serves as a bridge of friendship for all people of the world. The seeds of friendship are sown here. The songs of peace are sung here. Let us pray – May the flowers of true friendship never fade at Badaling Great Wall! 第五日上午 奥运文化：北京奥林匹克公园（鸟巢、水立方） (Olympic Culture: Beijing Olympic Park (Bird Nest (Day 5, and Water Cube) morning) 鸟巢 (Bird Nest) Beijing National Stadium, also known officially as the National Stadium, or colloquially as the Bird's Nest, is a stadium in Beijing, China. The stadium was designed for use throughout the 2008 Summer Olympics and Paralympics. 水立方 (Water Cube) The Beijing National Aquatics Center, also officially known as the National Aquatics Center , and colloquially known as the Water Cube, is an aquatics center that was built alongside Beijing National Stadium in the Olympic Green for the swimming competitions of the 2008 Summer Olympics . 第五日下午 科技文化：中国科技馆（中国如何让航天飞机上天？如何实现有限的土地养活世界上 13 亿人口？） (Day 5, Science and Technology Culture: China Science and Technology Museum (How does China make afternoon) the shuttle go to the sky? How does china raise 1.3billion people in the world with limited land) The China Science and Technology Museum is a major science museum established in 1988 in Beijing, China. The museum contains two separate buildings, Hall I & II. The Hall I was completed in 1988, and the museum exhibits ancient Chinese technology such as astronomical devices, the compass, gunpowder, bronze smelting and casting, and so forth.
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