Travel in China

Introduction — Breaking Fears and Redefining 'China Speed'1.1 Saying Goodbye to Old Impressions: From 'Chaos' to 'Futuristic'.For many foreign travelers who have never set foot in China, the thought...

Introduction: A Five-Day Countdown—When an Ancient Festival Meets a Rare Celestial Phenomenon Planning your trip to the Zigong Lantern Festival 2026? Mark your calendar for March 3, 2026. This year, t...

The RPL team traveled about two hours to a local tea farm in Beihai for a nature-based experience focused on tea picking and stream tracing.Although it was winter and the tea bushes had just been pr...

With Chinese New Year approaching, we organized a dumpling-making activity for our international students to experience a traditional Chinese festival activity.For this event, we prepared several ty...

China is often described as a single destination, but in reality, it is many worlds stitched together. Traveling across the country does not simply mean moving from city to city. It means crossing cul...

China is home to over 300 million farmers, and together they produce nearly half of the world’s vegetables. While many of the vegetables eaten in China may already be familiar to you, others are far l...

Public holidays in China are far more than scheduled days off. They are living expressions of history, values, and collective memory, shaping how people travel, reunite with family, and reconnect with...

Exploring the Ancient Capital: A Journey Through Hepu’s 2,000-Year History On our latest cultural excursion, the RPL team traveled to Hepu, the historic birthplace of Beihai and a vital starting poi...

China is a vast country with an extraordinary linguistic landscape. While Mandarin (普通话, Pǔtōnghuà) is widely known and serves as the official language, China is home to dozens of distinct languages a...