B4. Now listen to the last part of the interview. Supply the missing information.
First stuff, can I get your name?
Bill Vineberg. Vineberg? from British Columbia.
You're part of a larger tour. You're here for 3 weeks. Where have you been elsewhere?
Just Beijing so far. Oh, really?
Did you catch all the sights there as well?
Well, as many as we could. You know the Great Wall, Tian An Men Square, Forbidden City, you know, Imperial Palace, you know.
What were your impressions of Beijing?
Well, the Great Wall really impressed me. That was phenomenal.
Let me ask you about touring around in Beijing. Did you find it difficult? Are you with a group?
We are with a group.
If you wanted to venture out on your own, would you feel comfortable doing that?
Not really too comfortable...no, not knowing the language, you know. I wouldn't want to venture too far away.
Yeah, Make sense I suppose. So why China? I mean, what drew you here.
Well, it's a part of the world we've never seen before, we want to see it before it changes too much. It's got modernized pretty quick.
So if you had any recommendations for people back home, what would you tell them about China? How would you tell them to go about doing things here.
I would definitely tell them to go with an organized tour. You know, someone that... When you have a guide who knows what they are doing. yeah. I definitely will do that, yes.
Thank you very much. You're welcome.
