1. Origin:
In the early days of the Xiaying area, it was on the verge of Fengfeng Inland Sea. During the Ming and Zheng Dynasties, the "Youwuwei" regiment camped here, so it was named "Haiqiying". For "down camp". In the early Qing Dynasty, the Inland Sea branched into the inland, and the port went deep into the sea camp, which created the prosperity of the Maogangwei area today.

Later, the inland sea landed due to the reverse wind, resulting in shallow silting of Maogangwei Port, and the administrative center moved westward. In 1920, the local system of Taiwan was restructured, and "Xiaying Village" was set up here.

In recent years, through the guidance of farmers to plant mulberry, sericulture, goose and animal husbandry and other agriculture, combined with sightseeing spots, natural ecological resources, planning small trips, allowing tourists to understand and experience the industry, folk culture and humanities of the camp through the guide's explanation style.

2. Recruitment of guide volunteers:
1. Registration method: Download the registration form from the official website, fill it out and send it by fax, post or e-mail.
2. Qualifications: Nationals of the Republic of China, over 18 years old, interested in and enthusiastic about guided tours.
3. The tour guide volunteers must pass the professional tour guide training (including indoor courses, outdoor practice tests and written tests) before they can become official tour guides.
4. After becoming an official tour guide, you still need to take advanced professional tour courses from time to time.
5. The tour guide needs to walk to explain, please consider your own physical condition.
6. Number of recruits: 15 to 20. 【It will be adjusted according to the registration status】
7. Those who are scheduled to apply for special training on July 8, 2011 and do not have a volunteer service record, please complete the basic training (or online basic training) before the special training, so that the volunteer service record can be issued.

Participate and guide volunteer team organization:
1. Affiliated to the Volunteer Team of the Tourism and Tourism Bureau.
2. A team leader shall be appointed to manage the affairs of the whole team and supervise the execution of tour guides.
3. Set up a deputy captain to assist the captain in managing team affairs.
4. Set up an officer to assist the captain and vice-captain with administrative support.

4. Tour content:
The following historical sites and tourist attractions in the camp area are planned with a guided tour of the characteristic walking routes.

5. Relevant regulations for guided tours:
1. The tour time is from 4 to 6 pm every Saturday and Sunday. The public makes an online reservation, and the volunteers will guide and explain the tour. Volunteers will pay for the transportation and meals, each time NT$150.
2. Volunteers' rights and obligations shall be handled in accordance with the "Tainan City Government Tourism and Tourism Bureau Tourism Service Volunteer Management and Service Points" regulations of the Bureau.
3. Free guided tours of the lower camp route may be changed according to the operating conditions.
4. In the event of natural disasters or force majeure, the tour may be cancelled.

Professional training for land and tour guides:
1. Indoor courses:
(1) Guide skills and experience sharing: 3 hours.
(2) Guided professional courses: tentatively scheduled for 3 hours (depending on the content of the guide materials for each route).
2. Scenic spot stepping on the line: tentatively scheduled for 2 hours (depending on the content of each route and scenic spot).
3. Outdoor tour demonstration: Demonstration tour by the lecturer: 1 hour.
4. 40% of the outdoor guide practice test:
(1) Those who have not participated in the indoor course throughout the course are not allowed to participate in the outdoor guided drill.
(2) Each student needs to give a lecture for about 3 to 5 minutes on the guided tour.
(3) Trial lectures and drills are selected by the students themselves.
(4) The trial lecture will be graded and recorded by one or two assessors on the spot.
(5) The grading items and proportions of the trial lecture are as follows: 50% for correctness of data, 30% for oral expression skills, and 20% for manners. (6) After the trial lecture is over, go back to the indoor classroom for review.
(7) The scores of the outdoor test lectures and drills account for 40% of the total admission score.
5. Written test 60%:
(1) Those who have not participated in the outdoor guided lecture test are not allowed to participate in the written test.
(2) The 50-minute written test consists of 25 multiple-choice questions, each with 4 points, with a full score of 100 points.
6. Outdoor guide practice test (40%) and written test (60%), those with a score of 80 will be admitted.

7. Future expected goals:
Through guided tours and explanations, the tourist crowd and popularity of the Xiaying District will be increased, and a deep low-carbon tourism will be constructed.