染雾Liu Gong Island Tour Guide - Part One
Welcome to Liu Gong Island! Today, we will explore this beautiful island together and learn about its rich history and breathtaking natural scenery. Are you ready? Let's begin!
Liu Gong Island, also known as Liuqiu, is located in the Taiwan Strait, about 15 kilometers off the coast of Pingtung County in southern Taiwan. It is a popular tourist destination known for its crystal-clear waters, stunning coral reefs, and pristine beaches. The island is also home to a vibrant fishing community and has a unique cultural heritage.
Our first stop is the Liuqiu Visitor Center, where you can gather information about the island's attractions, activities, and local customs. The friendly staff will be more than happy to assist you with any questions you may have.
Next, let's head to our main attraction, the Black Dwarf Cave. This natural wonder is a limestone cave filled with intricate stalactite formations. As you explore the cave, you will be amazed by the different shapes and sizes of the stalactites, which resemble various objects and animals. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture this magical experience!
After visiting the Black Dwarf Cave, we will make our way to the Dafu Harbor. Here, you can take a boat tour around the island and enjoy the breathtaking coastal views. Along the way, keep an eye out for dolphins and sea turtles, as Liu Gong Island is known for its diverse marine life.
For those interested in diving or snorkeling, Liu Gong Island offers some of the best diving spots in Taiwan. The coral reefs surrounding the island are teeming with marine biodiversity, making it a paradise for underwater enthusiasts. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced diver, there are plenty of diving schools and rental shops available to cater to your needs.
If you prefer to stay dry, you can explore the island by bike or scooter. Liu Gong Island has a well-maintained network of cycling paths that will take you to its most scenic spots. Renting a bike or scooter is easy and affordable, and it allows you to explore the island at your own pace.
Before we conclude our tour, don't forget to try the local delicacies. Liu Gong Island is famous for its fresh seafood, especially its delicious sea urchin dishes. You can find numerous seafood restaurants and street vendors offering a wide variety of mouthwatering dishes that will satisfy your taste buds.
Thank you for joining me on this tour of Liu Gong Island. I hope you have enjoyed learning about the island's history, exploring its natural beauty, and experiencing its unique culture. As you leave the island, take with you the memories of this enchanting place and share your experiences with others. Safe travels!
刘公岛导游词英文导游词 篇三
The inscriptions on the archway in front of the building which mean “China museum of the Sino-Japanese war of 1894-1895” were written by president Jiang Zemin. This building was built in 1887 with a land area of more than 10,000 square meters. The Headquarters consist of three halls, first let's enter
the front hall.
Here is a big “sand map” of the over all disposition of the North Navy in 1894. From this map you could realize that the island has really a very important strategic position, because it exactly guards the mouth of Weihai Bay. At that time there were six forts on this island which guarded the bay together with those on the shores, solid defenses were set up with torpedoes, logs and iron chains, which shouldn't be broken through by the invaders. But we know that the Japanese Navy landed from Rongcheng, and attacked Liugongdao from the land. Apart from this consideration, the government at that time was corrupt and incompetent. They adopted the conservative strategy, and thus led the fall of Liugongdao Island.
Well, ladies and gentlemen, you have learned the position of the island from the sand map. Please follow me into the next hall and have a visit of the waxworks. The wax figures shown here were the high-ranking commanders who were in a military meeting before the battle. Some of them proposed to launch an attack, some of them were in favor of defending. In the middle sat Ding Ruchang, the general of the Northern Navy. He committed suicide after the fall of Liugongdao Island.
Ok, everyone, let's move on to the back hall. Yes, these are the model warships of the Northern Navy. They were all made according to real photos or data from records. Yes, an illustration of the battle that happened in the Yellow Sea, on September 17th, 1894. That battle lasted about five hours and five of the ten warships of the Northern Navy were destroyed. It was after this battle that the Qing Government adopted the conservation policy. They didn't allow the warships to go out of Weihai Bay, so the sea was controlled by Japanese Navy. And this led the ruin of the whole Northern Navy.
Ok, everybody. I think you've learned a lot about the Northern Navy and its headquarters, pay attention that cameras are forbidden here in the hall, you could take some pictures outside. I will give you a 10-minute break. We'll get together at 10:45 just in front of the gate of the headquarters, OK
