Print a small dictionary for your trip and take it with you, along with a business card, to find your way to the kung fu school upon arriving in China. The first phrase is the most universal, it will fit in any case. It says the end point and my phone number. If it is not exactly in the middle of the road, use this template:
in English
in Chinese
I’m looking for the way to the temple of the White Rabbit in the city of Xuchang to find the Shifu Shi Yanchen. Here’s his phone number 13838323510, Could you call him to ask me what to do next? Thank you!
This phrase is suitable for you to use at the airport on arrival in China, and directly at the station to find the ticket office:
Airport in China
in English
in Chinese
I am going to Master Shi Yanchen’s school in Henan Province. I want to arrive at the train station and buy a train ticket. Please help me find the directions.
我要去火车站，然后去河南省汝州市，请问在哪里买票做火车？
I am in Zhengzhou (CGO) city.
in English
in Chinese
I want to travel to the Ruzhou city. Can you please tell me where I can buy a bus or train ticket?
我要去汝州市，请问在哪里买票公共汽车票或者火车票？
I am in Luoyang (LYA)
in English
in Chinese
I want to travel to the Ruzhou city. Can you please tell me where I can buy a bus or train ticket?
我要去汝州市，请问在哪里买票公共汽车票或者火车票？
To take a taxi in Ruzhou city
in English
in Chinese
How much will cost a taxi to Shaolin kung fu school of master Shi Yanchen?
我要去汝州市嵩山少林延晨武术学校，坐出租车多少钱？
Here is such a short auxiliary vocabulary, as you can see at every big traffic junction you know how to speak to the locals.
