How to get to the International Convention and Exhibition Center
To Beijing International Convention and Exhibition Center, you can take Y10 Road, inner ring, Y10 Road, outer ring, Y09 road; Y09 outside; Y43 road; Y9; The specific location and route are shown in the figure
Anhui International Convention and Exhibition Center Address: Huaxing Avenue, Hefei Economic and Technological Development Zone, Anhui Province, China
bus route: no.c66, about 3.0KM
1. Walk about 280m from the International Convention and Exhibition Center to Kunming Convention and Exhibition Center (Guomao Road) station
2. Take no.c66, after 4 stops, to Guan District Hospital Station
3. Walk about 490m to Guanshang village
option 1: direct route
take bus No.85 (about 14 stops) at the east entrance of Dikou road to the Convention and Exhibition Center
to the International Convention and Exhibition Center of high tech Zone, get off at the north entrance of xianwenzhuang or Shunhua Road< The first scheme (about 25 stations)
take K91 road at the east entrance of Dikou road to jiefangqiao north, and then transfer to 47 road / 99 road to xianwenzhuang
the second scheme (about 28 stations)
take k107 road / K91 road at the east entrance of Dikou road to the west entrance of Huayuan road / north section of Shanda Road, and then transfer to 122 road to xianwenzhuang
the third scheme (about 29 stations)
take 85 road at the east entrance of Dikou Road, and then transfer to 123 road at Quancheng Square To xianwenzhuang
option 4 (about 29 stations)
take k107 / K91 at the east entrance of Dikou road to Hongjialou and transfer to No.10 (Shilibao) / No.10 (Wangxin) / No.302 / NO.311 / No.318 / No.319 / No.321 to xianwenzhuang
option 5 (about 29 stations)
take K91 at the east entrance of Dikou road to East 2nd Ring Road and transfer to No.10 (Shilibao) / No.10 (Wangxin) / No.319 to xianwenzhuang
option 6 About 31 stations)
take k107 at the east entrance of Dikou road to dianliuxincun District 5 / middle section of Yanzishan road and transfer 123 to xianwenzhuang
the first scheme (about 26 stations)
take K91 at the east entrance of Dikou road to jiefangqiao North and transfer 47 / 99 at the north entrance of Shunhua road
the second scheme (about 29 stations)
take k107 / K91 at the east entrance of Dikou road to west entrance of Huayuan road / north of Shanda road The third option (about 30 stops)
take k107 / K91 at the east entrance of Dikou road to Hongjialou, and then take No.10 (Shilibao) / 10 (Wangxin) / 302 / 311 / 318 / 319 / 321 to the north entrance of Shunhua road
the fourth option (about 30 stops)
take K91 at the east entrance of Dikou road to East 2nd Ring Road, and then take No.10 (Shilibao) / 10 (Wangxin) / 319 to the north entrance of Shunhua road At the north entrance of Shunhua road
as long as you know the stop sign, you can go to Jinan bus website to check
Tools: Apple 7
1. Open the phone of Apple mobile phone, then press * 5005 * 7672 * and click the dialing option below
You can use the internal command mode to edit the SMS center number:
1. Query method: Dial * 5005 * 7672 with iPhone
2. Setting method: Dial * 5005 * 7672 * + 86 "SIM card home SMS center number" with iPhone
3. Deletion method: Dial # 5005 * 7672 # with iPhone
the SMS center number set is generally + 86 followed by a mobile phone number, which is similar to the mobile phone number. When setting the SMS center number, please plug in and unplug the SIM card again. It is recommended to delete the SMS center number first and then reset it
How to set SMS center number for iPhone:
1. In the "dial-up keyboard" interface, enter "* 5005 * 7672 * SMS center number"
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