Beijing Review

JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY

For Liu Aiming, this summer vacation is an extremely busy one. Liu manages a program that takes students on educational tours and learning adventures in Beijing and he organizes two immersion activities each weekend. Late nights have become the norm for Liu, but he feels it’s worthwhile when he sees the smiles and laughs of students.

An increasing number of parents across China are interested in short-term study tours for their children, especially during summer vacations and national holidays. Many hope the tours will help children develop a better understanding of traditional Chinese culture and gain more knowledge outside the classroom.

“Parents know that their children have a strong desire to explore new things and

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