OVERVIEW
A confident way into 北京
During the first three days, we focused on exploring the core culture of Beijing: climbing to the Jingshan Mountain to overlook the central axis, delving into the royal history of the Forbidden City, experiencing the immersive Hanfu culture, conducting cross-cultural film exploration at Universal Studios throughout the day, attending the traditional art class of the quadrangle courtyard, comprehensively learning about the history of the ancient capital, traditional handicrafts and Eastern and Western film art.
For the next four days, we headed to the Winter Olympics city of Chongli: after a study tour on the family and national culture of the Great Wall, we set off for the ski resort. We received professional bilingual skiing instruction, visited the Overseas Chinese Ice and Snow Museum to trace the history of the Winter Olympics, had a wild time skiing in the snow park, experienced the folk custom of making dumplings in the northern countryside, integrating historical study, ice sports, folk experience and leisure play.
Throughout the journey, we were equipped with bilingual (Chinese and English) study mentors, private chauffeur services, customizable catering options for halal or vegetarian meals, and a daily schedule that suits the physical abilities of children, taking into account knowledge learning, hands-on creation, parent-child companionship, and leisure entertainment. At the end of the trip, we would issue a bilingual (Chinese and English) study completion certificate. This enables us to deeply trace the Chinese civilization and immerse ourselves in the world-class ice sports charm of the Winter Olympics, achieving a one-stop experience of play, exploration and growth.
YOUR JOURNEY
Day by day
Reach the highest point along the central axis of the capital city, 1enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the Forbidden City, 2and have your appearance professionally styled to recreate the attire and hairstyle of the Qing Dynasty court. Prepare yourself in advance for the royal setting, 3thereby adding an immersive sense of ceremony to the visit and study of the Forbidden City.






























