My two-year experience of being a bar waiter help me have a better understanding of this job. Being a river guide is mainly to assist the cruise manager and the assistant cruise manager of Viking. For example, instructor of Tai Chi in the morning, being at shore excursion, tutor of Mahjong class and Chinese lesson, updating the information board of the lobby every morning, interpreter for the doctor, daily broadcast, narration of the Gorges and Ship Lock whenever is needed and dealing with any contingencies onboard. All the things I listed above are what I have been expecting to do for a long time.
In a hazy morning, at our final port of call, the Dam Site. A group of Americans and I were standing on the bow of the ship. A guest started asking me questions about our local culture, suddenly, I was surrounded by the rest of them. I answered questions concerning China one after another, and I couldn’t help but feeling like a guide at that time. When I got back to clean the bar, I was a bit of disappointed because I wanted the pleasure of being a “guide” to go on and on, through the lovely morning into the evening.
I will never forget how happy I was when I got the tipping envelope with the words “Eric(Mahjong Teacher) ” on it the second morning. I will never forget how exited I was when the guests awarded me the gratuity of 2 dollars, for I just told them that:“the final water level will parallel your vision though the roof of the Sun Deck”. I also will never forget how surprised they(who live close to Yale) were after I told them the relations between China and Yale.
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