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旅行与旅游

📚 24 Words 💬 3 Dialogues ⏱️ 50 min 🎯 Intermediate

Master travel vocabulary, booking accommodations, sightseeing, and navigating transportation while traveling in Chinese-speaking areas.

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Vocabulary 词汇学习

旅行
lǚ xíng
travel/trip
我计划去旅行。
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护照
hù zhào
passport
我的护照在哪里？
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签证
qiān zhèng
visa
我的签证过期了。
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酒店
jiǔ diàn
hotel
我预订了酒店。
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机场
jī chǎng
airport
我去机场。
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机票
jī piào
airplane ticket
我买了机票。
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行李
xíng li
luggage
我的行李很重。
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风景区
fēng jǐng qū
scenic area
这个风景区很美。
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博物馆
bó wù guǎn
museum
我想去博物馆。
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门票
mén piào
admission ticket
门票多少钱？
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地图
dì tú
map
请给我一张地图。
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旅行社
lǚ xíng shè
travel agency
我去旅行社报名。
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出发
chū fā
depart
我们几点出发？
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到达
dào dá
arrive
我们几点到达？
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海滩
hǎi tān
beach
海滩很美丽。
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纪念品
jì niàn pǐn
souvenir
我买了纪念品。
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相机
xiàng jī
camera
我用相机拍照。
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换钱
huàn qián
exchange money
我想换钱。
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电梯
diàn tī
elevator
电梯在那边。
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前台
qián tái
front desk
我去前台登记。
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入住
rù zhù
check in
我想办理入住。
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退房
tuì fáng
check out
我想退房。
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自拍
zì pāi
selfie
我来个自拍。
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度假
dù jià
vacation
我去海边度假。
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Dialogues 对话练习

Dialogue 1: At the Hotel
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A: 前台接待员
B: 李明
你好，我预订了一个房间。
Nǐ hǎo, wǒ yù dìng le yī gè fáng jiān.
Hello, I booked a room.
好的，请给我您的护照。
Hǎo de, qǐng gěi wǒ nín de hù zhào.
Okay, please give me your passport.
给您。
Gěi nín.
Here you are.
好的，您的房间在五楼，电梯在左边。
Hǎo de, nín de fáng jiān zài wǔ lóu, diàn tī zài zuǒ biān.
Okay, your room is on the fifth floor, the elevator is on the left.
祝您住得愉快！
Zhù nín zhù dé yú kuài!
Wish you a pleasant stay!
Dialogue 2: Asking for Directions
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A: 游客
B: 路人
请问，去故宫怎么走？
Qǐng wèn, qù Gù Gōng zěn me zǒu?
Excuse me, how do I get to the Forbidden City?
故宫啊，你可以坐地铁一号线，在天安门东站下车。
Gù Gōng a, nǐ kě yǐ zuò dì tiě yī hào xiàn, zài Tiān Ān Mén Dōng zhàn xià chē.
The Forbidden City, you can take subway line 1 and get off at Tiananmen East Station.
然后往东走五分钟就到了。
Rán hòu wǎng dōng zǒu wǔ fēn zhōng jiù dào le.
Then walk east for five minutes and you'll arrive.
谢谢！
Xiè xie!
Thank you!
不客气。
Bù kè qi.
You're welcome.
Dialogue 3: Buying Tickets
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A: 售票员
B: 李明
你好，我想买两张门票。
Nǐ hǎo, wǒ xiǎng mǎi liǎng zhāng mén piào.
Hello, I want to buy two admission tickets.
好的，请问你买的是哪天的票？
Hǎo de, qǐng wèn nǐ mǎi de shì nǎ tiān de piào?
Okay, which day are the tickets for?
今天下午的。
Jīn tiān xià wǔ de.
This afternoon's.
好的，一共两百元。
Hǎo de, yī gòng liǎng bǎi yuán.
Okay, it's two hundred yuan in total.

Grammar 语法讲解

Grammar Point 1: 怎么去...？ (How to get to...?)
To ask for directions or how to get to a place, use "怎么去 + Place？" (Zěn me qù + Place?). This is a very practical phrase for travelers. The answer often includes transportation methods and landmarks.
请问，去故宫怎么走？
Qǐng wèn, qù Gù Gōng zěn me zǒu?
Excuse me, how do I get to the Forbidden City?
请问，去火车站怎么走？
Qǐng wèn, qù huǒ chē zhàn zěn me zǒu?
Excuse me, how do I get to the train station?
Grammar Point 2: 在...下车 (Get off at...)
To indicate getting off at a specific stop or station, use "在 + Place + 下车" (Zài + Place + xià chē). This is commonly used when giving directions involving public transportation.
在天安门东站下车。
Zài Tiān Ān Mén Dōng zhàn xià chē.
Get off at Tiananmen East Station.
下一站下车。
Xià yī zhàn xià chē.
Get off at the next station.
Grammar Point 3: 往 + Direction + Verb (Go towards...)
Use "往 + Direction + Verb" (Wǎng + Direction + Verb) to indicate moving in a particular direction. Directions include 东 (east), 西 (west), 南 (south), 北 (north), 左 (left), 右 (right).
往东走五分钟。
Wǎng dōng zǒu wǔ fēn zhōng.
Walk east for five minutes.
往左拐。
Wǎng zuǒ guǎi.
Turn left.

Reading 阅读理解

My Trip to Beijing
Wǒ 我 shàng 上 gè 个 xīng 星 qī 期 qù 去 le 了 Běi 北 jīng 京 lǚ 旅 xíng 行。Wǒ 我 zuò 坐 fēi 飞 jī 机 dào 到 dá 达 jī 机 chǎng 场，rán 然 hòu 后 zuò 坐 dì 地 tiě 铁 qù 去 shì 市 zhōng 中 xīn 心。Wǒ 我 zhù 住 de 的 jiǔ 酒 diàn 店 hěn 很 fāng 方 biàn 便，lí 离 dì 地 tiě 铁 zhàn 站 hěn 很 jìn 近。Wǒ 我 cān 参 guān 观 le 了 Gù 故 gōng 宫、Tiān 天 ān 安 mén 门 guǎng 广 chǎng 场 hé 和 bái 长 chéng 城。Měi 每 gè 个 dì 地 fang 方 dōu 都 hěn 很 zhuàng 壮 guān 观。Wǒ 我 hái 还 mǎi 买 le 了 hěn 很 duō 多 jì 纪 niàn 念 pǐn 品。Zhè 这 cì 次 lǚ 旅 xíng 行 zhēn 真 měi 美 hǎo 好！
I went to Beijing for a trip last week. I flew to the airport, then took the subway to the city center. The hotel I stayed at was very convenient, very close to the subway station. I visited the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, and the Great Wall. Every place was very spectacular. I also bought a lot of souvenirs. This trip was really wonderful!
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Practice 练习测试

Travel Vocabulary

Test your knowledge of Chinese travel-related vocabulary.

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Hotel Check-in

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Asking for Directions

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Travel Conversations

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Culture Tip: Traveling in China

China has a well-developed transportation system. The high-speed rail network (高铁 gāo tiě) is one of the most extensive in the world, making train travel a convenient option. The subway systems in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou are efficient and affordable.

When visiting tourist attractions in China, it's advisable to book tickets in advance, especially during peak seasons like National Day (国庆节 Guó Qìng Jié) and the Chinese New Year. Many attractions have separate ticket prices for peak and off-peak seasons.

China's most famous attractions include the Great Wall (长城 Cháng Chéng), the Forbidden City (故宫 Gù Gōng), the Terracotta Army (兵马俑 Bīng Mǎ Yǒng), and West Lake (西湖 Xī Hú). Each offers a unique glimpse into Chinese history and culture.

For international travelers, mobile payment apps like Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely accepted, but it's still helpful to carry some cash, especially when visiting smaller shops or markets.

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