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The third part as you may have guessed was the Selling Area whereich was around 200 square meters.

Since you're talking about the attributes of the space, we use "which" instead of "where."

I believe the layout was and is popular in most shopping places for tourists in China, however, it was new for me and other newcomers recruited from the job market at the time.

“Always follow a customer from beginning to end, d. Do not give him or her up in the middle, unless you are 100% guaranteedcertain that the person is disgustinged by you.”

I'm not sure what you mean exactly so this correction is my best guess.

“You’ll be feeling excited about the job infor the first three months, and then get bored by it.”

Wow, that's a really honest assessment to new hires! I don't think I've ever heard of anyone doing this in the US.

“You must continue learning by yourself, then you arwill develop the ability to make sense tof the porcelain wares.”

She was right since she already had over 10 years of experiences in the tourism.

A local high ranking police officer was her second husband who supported her business.

とても便利ですね。

Starteding from the next day, sister Wang introducexplained more about our job and taught us how to sell products to tourists when they entered the exhibition center.

The first part was for greeting, tourists, so we named it asthe Greeting Hall.

In the hall, one of us would give a brief introduction abouto SZ, some history of China, and impliedy how precious the jade it was over a long period because we planned to sell some jade crafts to them.

你的动词都要be in the same tense. So would give/imply/plan or gave/implied/planned or gives/implies/plan. Sell是个例外因为就是"to sell"

The second part was a small room around 25 square meters, we called it as lthe Learning Room, where we would gaveteach them some knowledge about Traditional Chinese Paintings, ancient coins orand other additional information.

The third part, as you may have guessed, was the Selling Area, whereich is around 200 square meters.

I believe the layout was and is popular in most shopping placecenters for tourists in China, h. However, it was new forto me and the other newcomers recruited from job market at the time employees.

Was已经意味着你现在并不觉得太陌生，shopping centers也可以说shops，得看你的具体意思

Sister Wang was responsible for teachraining us.

I evenEven now I remember her words now which lethelped me succeed in the company.

“Always follow a customer from beginning to end, do not give him or her up in the middle, unless you are 100% guaranteedsure that the person disgustinglikes you.”

“You’ll be feeling excited about the job infor the first three months, then bored by it.”

“You must continue learning by yourself, then you are abilitywill be able to make sense tof the porcelain wares.”

She was right since she already had over 10 years of experiences in the tourism industry.

A local high ranking police officer was her second husband whoand supported her business.

Started from tThe next day, sister Wang introducexplained more about our job and taught us how to sell products to tourists when they entered the exhibition center.

The first part was for greeting, so we named it as Greeting Hall.

In the hall, one of us would give a brief introduction about SZ, some history of China, and impliedy how precious the jade it was over a long period because we planned to sell some jade crafts to them.

The second part was a small room around 25 square meters, we called it asthe learning Room where we would gave them some knowledge about Traditional Chinese Paintings, ancient coins or other additional information.

The third part as you may have guessed was the Selling Area whereich was around 200 square meters.

I believe the layout was and is popular in most shopping places for tourists in China, however, it was new for me and other newcomers recruited from the job market at the time.

“Always follow a customer from beginning to end, do not give him or her up in the middle, unless you are 100% guaranteedsure the person is disgustinged by you.”

"guaranteed" doesn't quite fit here.

“You must continue learning by yourself, then you are abilitywill be able to make sense to the porcelain wares.”

I'm not sure what you mean by "make sense to the porcelain wares"

She was right since she already had over 10 years experiences in the tourism.

A local high ranking police officer was her second husband who, and he supported her business.