Things to do in China

The tour led by Mr. Zhu, a top student from Beijing, was quite thorough and offered a high degree of freedom. Participants could explore on their own beforehand, and the tour staff would even take photos at designated spots. Overall, it was a very good experience.

The Great Wall is magnificent, winding its way up the mountain peaks. The panoramic views from its heights are breathtaking, imbued with a profound sense of history. It's recommended to enter the park early to avoid crowds, wear non-slip sneakers, and bring plenty of water and sunscreen. Some steps are steep; the cable car is an option for the elderly and children. During peak season, queues can be long, but it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

I highly recommend everyone to experience the night cruise on the Huangpu River. Thanks to Manager Zhang for helping with the photos and for the friendly chat. It was a very pleasant experience. By the way, friends, upgrading to a cabin for an extra 100 RMB is totally worth it!

My teacher, Ms. Zhang, is enthusiastic and meticulous. Her explanations are interesting and professional, and she has a wealth of knowledge. She proactively helped us calculate time and plan our itinerary. Our family of four booked a session with her, and there weren't many people today, so it was quite easy to get front-row seats. My family all thought Ms. Zhang was great.

We purchased 8 attractions fast track and we loved it, especially my sons favorite ones were grizzly and the frozen ever after, philharmonic orchestra magic! We loved the place more than Disneyland in Shanghai this place is more for children than adults. Loved the place and hong kong!

The West Lake in the misty rain is incredibly beautiful, and the rowing boat route is also quite unique, gliding from the expansive lake surface to secluded spots nearby, offering a different kind of West Lake experience. Special praise to our tour guide, Sister Jin! She started queuing at 5:30 am, and we boarded the boat when we arrived at 8:30 am, with hundreds of people already behind us. Sister Jin's explanations were also excellent—gentle, refined, and comprehensive.

It's indeed very large, with many attractions and a great environment, more fun than Hong Kong Disneyland! However, it's too expensive during holidays and too crowded, resulting in a less than ideal experience. Also, the actors' professionalism lags behind that of Hong Kong and American Disneyland; their performances are somewhat stiff, and the plot is a bit lacking. It doesn't seem to be as considerate of children.

Few can resist the fun of the North Loop. It's a paradise loved by adults, women, and children alike. A one-and-a-half-day ticket offers the best value for money, guaranteeing you a truly enjoyable experience.

No wonder it's called the king of waterscapes. The closest place to a fairytale on earth. Absolutely amazing!!! "After seeing Jiuzhaigou, you won't want to see any other waterscapes," that saying is absolutely true. Worth visiting again and again.

Teacher Mingqian led us into the Shaanxi History Museum, where the Zhou, Qin, Han, and Tang dynasties unfolded before our eyes. From pottery and bronze to Tang dynasty gold and silver artifacts, each piece of cultural relic tells a story of a thousand years past. The history in our textbooks became a reality before our eyes, allowing us to immerse ourselves in the profound power of Chinese civilization.