Target Group: School students aged 12-18 from various countries and regions(with basic English communication skills; no prior Chinese language foundation required).
Core Objectives: To enable foreign middle school students to comprehensively and multi-dimensionally understand China's history and culture, modern development, and social life through Chinese language learning, traditional cultural experience, and multi-scenario visits. To promote cultural exchanges among international teenagers and cultivate international friends who "know China, be friendly to China and love China".
Featured Highlights: Life-oriented Chinese teaching, immersive traditional cultural experience, visits covering factories, communities, rural areas, universities/colleges, and high-tech enterprises, balancing cultural inheritance and modern development. Bilingual counselors are available throughout the camp to ensure smooth communication.
Camp Time: 14 consecutive days (full-day arrangement, 8:30-21:00 daily, with proper rest intervals to adapt to the physical and mental rhythm of middle school students).
Accommodation: Student dormitories (4 students per room), with independent bathroom, air conditioning, WiFi, and 24-hour life counselors on duty.
Staff Configuration: 1 bilingual Chinese teacher for every 20 students, 1 bilingual counselor for every 10 students, 1 life counselor for every 15 students, 1 safety manager, and 1 photography recorder (full-time follow-up record).
Phase 1: Opening & Adaptation - Getting to Know Chang'an (Day 1-3)
Core: Complete opening connection, initially understand the historical context of Xi'an, adapt to camp life, and start basic Chinese language introduction.
Phase 2: Cultural Immersion - Deep Dive into Tradition (Day 4-7)
Core: Systematically learn Chinese, deeply experience Chinese traditional culture, feel the characteristic folk customs of Shaanxi, and hold cultural interactive activities.
Phase 3: Multi-Scenario Visits - Perceive China (Day 8-12)
Core: Enter various scenic spots in Shaanxi Province from five dimensions: high-tech enterprises, factories, rural areas, communities, and special ports, to intuitively understand China's modern development and social life.
Phase 4: Summary & Closing - Perfect Conclusion (Day 13-14)
Core: Summarize what has been learned and felt during the summer camp, show the learning achievements, hold a closing ceremony, and send off the campers.
• Afternoon: Airport/station pick-up → Camp check-in + souvenir distribution
Warm welcome and help with luggage and check-in; each student receives a camp kit (T-shirt, name tag, camp guide) to start the journey comfortably.
• Evening: Welcome dinner → Opening ceremony (ice-breaking games) → Dorm adaptation
Enjoy a welcome feast with Chinese and international flavors; ice-breaking games help students make friends quickly; counselors assist with dorm adaptation and safety briefing.
•Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Basic Chinese (greetings & self-introduction)
Light morning exercise to refresh; fun Chinese class to learn simple daily expressions for communication.
•Afternoon: Xi'an Ming Dynasty City Wall (guided tour)
Walk on the world's most complete ancient city wall.
•Evening: Free time
Relax, rest, or chat with roommates to adapt to campus life.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Basic Chinese (daily food & numbers)
Learn Chinese words for food and numbers for daily use.
• Afternoon: Shaanxi History Museum (Silk Road & Tang relics)
Guided tour of precious cultural relics to understand the Silk Road and Tang Dynasty glory.
• Evening: Bilingual cultural short film → Chinese vocabulary review
Watch a short film to review history; consolidate Chinese words in a relaxed way.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Chinese (shopping & transportation)
Learn practical expressions for taking transport and shopping in China.
• Afternoon: Chinese calligraphy experience → Folk custom sharing
Write with a brush under teacher guidance; take your calligraphy work as a souvenir; learn about Chinese folk traditions.
• Evening: Free study & rest
Review Chinese and prepare for next day's activities.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Chinese (family & festivals)
Learn words for family members and Chinese festivals.
• Afternoon: Shaanxi Opera experience (singing + costume try-on) → Dumpling making
Try local Shaanxi Opera singing and costumes; make and eat fresh dumplings.
• Evening: Free time
Share experience photos and enjoy leisure time.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Chinese (hobbies & descriptions)
Learn to talk about hobbies and describe people/things in Chinese.
• Afternoon: Shadow puppetry (make + perform) → Sino-foreign exchange meeting
Make a shadow puppet and put on a short show; share culture with peers from different countries.
• Evening: Daily review & rest
Review learning content and relax.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Chinese review & mini quiz
Review all Chinese learned in a fun quiz to improve confidence.
• Afternoon: Hanfu experience (dress + etiquette) → Datang Never Sleeps City
Wear traditional Hanfu, learn Tang etiquette; visit the lively Tang-style scenic spot.
• Evening: Camp gala (talent show) → Award ceremony
Show singing, dancing, or other talents; receive camp certificates and souvenirs.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → BYD New Energy Automobile Factory
Visit the assembly line and R&D center to see China's new energy vehicle technology.
• Afternoon: Vehicle experience → Chinese diary practice
Experience intelligent cars; write a short Chinese diary to record feelings.
• Evening: Free time
Relax and share thoughts about high-tech China.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Aiju Grain and Oil Base
Visit the automated production line to learn about China's food security system.
• Afternoon: Handmade flour experience → Visit sharing
Make flour products by hand; share feelings about food production.
• Evening: Free study & rest
Rest and prepare for the next day's heritage tour.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Terracotta Army Museum + model making
Visit the world-famous Terracotta Army; make a mini model to remember the heritage.
• Afternoon: Giant Wild Goose Pagoda → City Wall cycling
Visit the historic pagoda; cycle on the city wall to enjoy Xi'an scenery.
• Evening: Sino-foreign student interaction
Communicate and play games with local Chinese students.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Qujiang Community tour
Experience modern Chinese urban community life and facilities.
• Afternoon: Yuanjia Village lunch → Rural visit & farm work
Taste farmhouse food; experience rural life and simple farm work.
• Evening: Handwritten newspaper creation
Make a handwritten newspaper to record urban and rural experiences.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Xi'an International Port Area
Visit the container terminal and China-Europe Railway Express to understand China's opening-up.
• Afternoon: “Belt and Road” exhibition → Closing report preparation
Learn about the Belt and Road Initiative; prepare group closing reports.
• Evening: Group discussion & rehearsal
Discuss and practice for the final achievement show.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Breakfast → Chinese presentation → Award ceremony
Groups show Chinese learning and camp achievements; receive certificates and souvenirs.
• Afternoon: Cultural achievement show (works & performances)
Display calligraphy, handicrafts, and performances to celebrate gains.
• Evening: Closing dinner (buffet + video review) → Gift exchange
Enjoy a buffet; watch camp highlight videos; exchange gifts to cherish friendship.
• Morning: Morning exercise → Farewell breakfast → Check-out → Group photo → Farewell gathering
Have a warm breakfast; take group photos to keep memories; say goodbye to teachers and friends.
• Afternoon: Airport/station drop-off
Safe and orderly drop-off to ensure smooth return journey.
| Adult(Age:8-80) Price/p.p | Child(Age:4-7) Price/p.p | Infant(Age:0-3) Price/p.p |
| from $2980 | / | / |
Accommodation: 13 nights of accommodation in student dormitories (4 students per room) with 24-hour life counselor service.
Meals: Three meals a day (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during the camp, including welcome dinner, closing dinner, and characteristic local meals (Halal food is available upon request).
Activities: All scheduled activities, including Chinese language courses, traditional cultural experiences, visits to scenic spots/factories/communities, and interactive activities.
Materials: All learning materials (Chinese textbooks, calligraphy tools, etc.) and camp souvenirs (camp T-shirt, photo album, certificate of participation, etc.).
Transportation: Special air-conditioned bus service during the camp (airport/station pick-up and drop-off within Xi'an, transportation for activities and visits in Xi'an).
Staff: Professional bilingual Chinese teachers, bilingual counselors, life counselors, safety managers, and photography recorders throughout the camp.
Tickets: Entrance tickets for all visited scenic spots, museums, factories, and experience projects (Terracotta Army Museum, Shaanxi History Museum, etc.).
Insurance: International travel insurance for the entire camp period.
• International airfare/train ticket: Round-trip airfare or train ticket between the camper's country/region and Xi'an.
• Visa fee: Fee for applying for a Chinese visa (if required).
• Personal expenses: Expenses for personal shopping, souvenirs purchased outside the camp, and additional personal consumption (such as snacks, drinks not provided by the camp).
• Medical expenses: Expenses for medical treatment caused by personal accidents or illnesses beyond the scope of the camp insurance.
• Other expenses: Expenses not clearly listed in the "Price Inclusions" section.
• Major transportation to the camp city: Any transportation expenses (such as domestic flights, trains, or long-distance buses) for campers to reach Xi'an from other cities in China (if applicable).
• Visa & Passport: Campers must bring a valid passport and visa (if required) for entry and exit. The camp will provide an invitation letter if needed to assist with visa application.
• Clothing: Prepare 4-5 sets of casual clothes (suitable for sports and outdoor activities), 1 set of formal clothes (for closing dinner), and a thin jacket (Xi'an has large temperature differences in the morning and evening).
• Personal Items: Bring personal toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, towel, etc.), sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and commonly used medicines (such as cold medicine, stomach medicine, and medicine for allergies; please inform the counselor of any medical history in advance).
• Electronic Devices: Cameras, mobile phones, and chargers are allowed, but they must be used in accordance with camp rules (no use during classes and activities without permission).
• Discipline: Strictly abide by the camp schedule, do not leave the camp without permission, and follow the guidance of counselors during activities to ensure personal safety.
• Communication: Bilingual counselors are on duty 24 hours a day. If you have any questions or needs, please contact the counselor in time.
• Cultural Etiquette: Respect Chinese culture and customs, and be polite to staff, local residents, and peers from other countries.