Where is the Guinness China headquarters and how to get in touch?

How to contact the Guinness Studio of Liaoning Education Press.

Guinness World Records does not cooperate with any ** institutions in China. All record applications cannot be approved** and need to be registered in the Guinness World Official **.

Application Requirements: 1. Anyone applying for a record from Guinness World Records**** and its institutions must ensure that the information and materials provided are true.

2. All individuals or units attempting to challenge and create records bear their own risk of challenging and creating records. Guinness World Records**** disclaims any liability of any kind, including potential liability, for any attempts.

4. Guinness World Records**** has not encouraged, authorised or permitted the preservation of any challenge records until the applicant has received the "Challenge Record Agreement" signed by the applicant; Prior to Guinness World Records' consent, Guinness World Records was not associated with these events and did not authorise them to take place.

5. The word "Guinness World Records" and the star logo are trademarks of Guinness World Records. The use and use of its trademarks is protected worldwide without the consent of Guinness World Records**** and may not be used without permission.

6. All application materials will not be returned.

Now there is no Chinese headquarters, so there is no official **.

Guinness's headquarters are located on the 8th floor of a white office building in north London. In 1993, Guinness found a first-class institution in China, namely Shanghai Great World Guinness, and the agreement between the two parties was terminated at the end of 1996 and was not renewed. Since then, Great World Guinness has continued to operate the application business, issuing the "Great World Guinness Best" certificate and charging thousands to tens of thousands of yuan.

**Some of the "Guinness Book of Record Creators" reported above hold certificates from the Guinness Book of Great World. Some applicants have pointed out that Big World Guinness is impersonating Guinness's China**.

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In 1951, at a hunting party, Sir Hugh Beaver, then executive director of the British Guinness Stout Company, had an argument with someone else: which is the fastest bird in Europe? Is it a grouse or a golden plover?

Sir Hugh Beaver realised that if there was a book that could provide an answer to such arguments, it would be a hit. He's right!

Twin brothers Norris and Ross McWhorter, who were running a collection of information in London at the time, were tasked with collecting data for the Guinness Book of World Records, and Sir Hugh Beaver's idea became a reality. On 27 August 1955, the first edition of the Guinness Book of World Records was bound and became the bestseller in the UK before Christmas that year.

Since then, the Guinness Book of World Records has become a household name, becoming a global record leader. No other company collects, certifies and provides such a wealth of authoritative information about world records.

The Records Department does its best to ensure that every Guinness World Records is accurate and appropriate, and that our auditors are unbiased, impartial and honest in their work. A fact can only become a Guinness World Record if it is proven, audited and evaluated beyond reasonable doubt. The Guinness Book of World Records broke a record in itself.

With 100 million copies sold in 37 languages and more than 100 countries around the world, Guinness World Records is the best-selling copyright book in the world!

In 1759, a man named Arthur Guinness built a brewery on St. James's Gate Street in Dublin, Ireland, to produce a frothy, mellow-flavored, dark beer: Guinness.

By 1833, it had grown to become one of the largest distilleries in Ireland. In 1886, Arthur Guinness established a company in London. By the 30s of the 20th century, Guinness had two breweries in England that produced stouts.

Guinness is good for your health", "Guinness for Fitness" and "My God! My Guinness! Slogans such as can be seen everywhere.

In the small pubs known as pop that can be found everywhere in the countryside and city, only ** Guinness beer. When night falls, people gather in these taverns, with a glass of "Guinness" in hand, and talk about what is the world's largest and what is the world's fastest ......However, with the exception of the Castle Hotel at Bodiem Hop Vine Farm in Sussex, Guinness doesn't actually own any bars, so the company is always looking for development plans.