The operations team is professional, and process management is clear; the tour guide's explanations are professional, and their professional ethics are top-notch.

The tour guide (A Qin) for this museum visit has an extremely rich knowledge base. Her explanations are based on authentic historical materials, cleverly incorporating elements of daily life and entertainment, making the three-hour study of ancient Chinese history both substantial and engaging. The entire explanation effectively adopted the classroom design of "The Golden Circle of Lesson Design": • Clear Objectives: To sort out the historical context of ancient China through the tour and explanation, to understand the dynasties that established their capitals in Xi'an, and to build cultural confidence and respect for the wisdom of ancient working people. • Warm up & Review: Quickly grasp each family's interests and knowledge reserves with a brief warm-up, laying the foundation for differentiated instruction. • Presentation: The sharing of historical materials was professional and solid, extending to movie and TV topics closer to tourists' lives, achieving differentiated knowledge transfer. • Practice: Carried props to demonstrate at any time, broke down knowledge points and integrated scientific literacy, successfully shifting the focus of the "classroom" to the "students" (tourists). • Production & Conclusion: Application transfer stage, by sharing recent junior high and college entrance exam essay topics, inspired children to connect museum visits with writing practice. • Before parting, taking the "Celadon Ewer with Inverted Spout and Overhead Handle" as an example, guided the children to think about the significance of cultural relics in contemporary society from multiple perspectives. In summary, this trip to the Shaanxi History Museum was a walking history lesson and a profound cultural awakening. The tour guide, with professional educational design and a rich cultural passion, truly brought cultural relics to life for the children, achieving a complete unity of knowledge transfer, ability cultivation, and value shaping. A highly recommended museum visit.