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Chapter 14 Travel Tips 本章教学目的 中国交通状况介绍 中国旅游须知 本章教学重难点 中国交通状况介绍 中国旅游须知 本章教学的时间安排 教师课堂讲解 (60 minutes) The Purpose of Travel and Tourism (5 minutes) Transportation (15 minutes) Travelling Styles (15 minutes) Planning a tour (15 minutes) When Traveling (10 minutes) 讨论 (40 minutes) More and more foreign and domestic travellers are attracted to China’s vast land. The endless diversity of cultural relics, the fascinating people and China’s changing urban landscapes have great appeal. The Purpose of Travel and Tourism Each traveller has his or her own reasons for traveling. Visiting new places allows the tourists to: Appreciate the beauty of nature Participate in cultural events Make new friends Become tolerant of other cultures Transportation With an aggressive effort of the Chinese people to improve their country since the founding of the PRC in 1949, a comprehensive transportation system of railways, highways, airroutes and water transport has been constructed and developed quickly. Railroads China’s extensive railway network serves both domestic and international destinations. There are a number of types of trains such as quasi-high speed trains, fast trains, express trains, non-stop express trains, and standard trains. The Qinghai-Tibet Railway started operating on July 1, 2006, opening the last major area of China to rail travel.? Highways Most towns and counties are now reachable in China. With a network of expressways, frequent dispatches of modern coaches and simplified check-ins, it is possible to reach almost any destination by bus or by car. Civil Aviation Domestic airlines radiate from Beijing to all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, large cities, and border and remote areas. Waterways The major inland navigable rivers in China include the Yangtze River, the Pearl River, the Heilongjiang River, the Huaihe River, the Qiantang River, the Minjiang River, and the Huangpu River, as well as the Grand Canal between Beijing and Hangzhou. Trav