Sample Itineraries

Route 1

Modern China, Tech Innovation, Business, and Cultural Heritage.

Target Audience. Students focusing on Business, Economics, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, and International Relations.

Recommended Duration. 10 to 14 Days.

City Combination. Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen.

Program Highlights. This is the ultimate crossing of Chinas most dynamic, future-focused hubs. You will journey from the bustling financial skyscrapers of Shanghai and the grand historical palaces and elite universities of Beijing, to the silicon-valley-style headquarters of tech giants in Shenzhen. Witness firsthand how thousands of years of heritage fuel a nation powered by artificial intelligence, autonomous driving, and engineering wonders.

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Route 2

Digital Economy, Traditional Culture, and Urban Evolution.

Target Audience. Students interested in Media and Communications, E-commerce, Sociology, Digital Economy, and Fine Arts.

Recommended Duration. 10 to 12 Days.

City Combination. Shanghai, Beijing, Hangzhou.

Program Highlights. Experience the transition from global metropolis energy to the cutting edge of the digital revolution. You will explore internet powerhouses and cross-border e-commerce hubs in Hangzhou to decode how smart technology shapes the daily lifestyle of over one billion people. Alongside the misty waters of West Lake, the crimson walls of the Forbidden City, and the neon-lit Bund, you will study the balance between timeless aesthetics and modern digital civilization.

Route 3

The Tale of Two Eras, Ancient Civilization Versus Modern Dynamics.

Target Audience. Students of History, Anthropology, Chinese Language, Archaeology, and Political Economy.

Recommended Duration. 12 to 14 Days.

City Combination. Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai.

Program Highlights. Step into a magnificent time machine that spans thousands of years, evaluating Chinas grand history against its futuristic heights. You will transition from the silent breath of Xians Terracotta Army and Beijings Great Wall to the soaring, sci-fi skyline of Shanghai. Through this academic field study, you will truly understand where this global power came from and how it commands the modern international stage.

Route 4

Jiangnan Culture, Art, Design, and Urban Lifestyles.

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Target Audience. Students of Architecture, Art and Design, Cultural Studies, Environmental Science, and Advanced Mandarin Learners.

Recommended Duration. 8 to 10 Days.

City Combination. Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou.

Program Highlights. A poetic immersion into Eastern lifestyle philosophy, artisan design, and sustainable urban renewal. You will wander through the classical, winding pavilions of Suzhou and the peaceful green tea plantations of Hangzhou to absorb the artistic pulse of traditional China. Then, returning to Shanghai, you will evaluate how modern architecture merges with low-carbon green urban planning. Engage directly with master craftsmen in private workshops to create your own piece of living cultural art.

PROGRAM 1:Technology & Cultural Foundations

Shanghai · Hangzhou

10 Days

Program Snapshot

Target group: Secondary schools with limited time

Focus: Technology, innovation, and cultural foundations

Program style: Focused, intensive, academically driven

Educational Highlights:

School exchange and classroom learning in Shanghai

Visits to leading universities and high-tech enterprises

Exposure to AI, robotics, and smart-city development Tea culture and traditional arts workshops in Hangzhou Reflection on the relationship between tradition and innovation Learning Journey Overview

Phase 1: Modern Education & Technology (Shanghai)

Phase 2: Cultural Foundations & Innovation (Hangzhou)

This 10-day program offers a focused introduction to China’s technological

development and cultural foundations, designed for schools seeking strong academic

value within a shorter timeframe.

PROGRAM 2:Modernity & Heritage

Beijing · Hangzhou · Shanghai

14 Days

Program Snapshot

Target group: Secondary students interested in history and civilisation

Focus: Cultural continuity, identity, and transformation

Educational Highlights:

School exchange and contemporary education in Shanghai

Innovation and cultural heritage in Hangzhou

In-depth exploration of ancient Chinese civilisation in Xi’an

Hands-on historical learning through museums and cultural sites

Reflection on continuity and change within Chinese society

Learning Journey Overview

Phase 1: Modern China & Education (Shanghai)

Phase 2: Tradition and Innovation (Hangzhou)

Phase 3: Ancient Civilisation & Cultural Identity (Xi’an)

This journey highlights the continuity of Chinese civilisation, allowing students to

understand how ancient history, cultural identity, and modern life are deeply

connected in contemporary China.

PROGRAM 3:Technology & Tianfu Culture

Shanghai · Hangzhou · Chengdu 14 Days

Program Snapshot

Target group: Secondary students with interest in future industries

Focus: Innovation, emerging technology, and regional culture

Educational Highlights:

School exchange and university engagement in Shanghai

Technology enterprises focusing on AI, robotics, and smart cities

Tea culture and innovation ecosystems in Hangzhou

Exposure to future industries in Chengdu, including robotics, aerospace, and

advanced technology

Cultural heritage experiences alongside modern development

Learning Journey Overview

Phase 1: Education & Technology Foundations (Shanghai)

Phase 2: Culture and Innovation Balance (Hangzhou)

Phase 3: Future Industries & Regional Culture (Chengdu)

This journey highlights China’s regional diversity and future-oriented development.

PROGRAM 4:Ancient Capitals & Modern China

Shanghai · Hangzhou · Xi’an

14 Days

Program Snapshot

Target group: Secondary students interested in history and civilisation

Focus: Cultural continuity, identity, and transformation

Educational Highlights:

School exchange and contemporary education in Shanghai

Innovation and cultural heritage in Hangzhou

In-depth exploration of ancient Chinese civilisation in Xi’an

Hands-on historical learning through museums and cultural sites

Reflection on continuity and change within Chinese society

Learning Journey Overview

Phase 1: Modern China & Education (Shanghai)

Phase 2: Tradition and Innovation (Hangzhou)

Phase 3: Ancient Civilisation & Cultural Identity (Xi’an)

This journey highlights the continuity of Chinese civilisation, allowing students to

understand how ancient history, cultural identity, and modern life are deeply

connected in contemporary China.