Sanxingdui (三星堆): Secrets of Ancient Shu (蜀)

At Sanxingdui, students were immersed in the fascinating world of ancient Shu culture. They discovered the secrets of a unique society that celebrated the sun and believed in powerful connections between humans and the cosmos. They explored artifacts over 3,000 years old, including bronze, gold, jade, and pottery, which showed the creativity and advanced skills of the Shu people.

This experience gave students a better understanding of how ancient cultures lived and thought, inspiring them to appreciate the incredible achievements of the past and the creativity that shaped human history.

Wuhou Temple & Wenshu Monastery: Echoes of Wisdom and Serenity

Wuhou Temple, a famous historical site dedicated to Zhuge Liang, the renowned chancellor and military strategies of the Shu Han state during the Three Kingdoms period. At Wuhou Temple, students learned about the legendary stories of Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei and gained insights into enduring values such as wisdom, loyalty, and sacrifice, which have long influenced and continue to shape the Chinese culture.

Wenshu Monastery, a stunning Tang Dynasty temple, is one of the most important and well-preserved temples in the region. Students explored its peaceful surroundings while reflecting on compassion and community - values that remain vital in today’s society. 

Chengdu Research Base: Guardians of Biodiversity

During the study tour, students visited the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, gaining a unique opportunity to engage with wildlife conservation and environmental science. This experience deepened their understanding of biodiversity and the vital importance of protecting endangered species.

By observing the care and rehabilitation of giant pandas, students gained valuable insights into conservation efforts. This experience fostered a sense of responsibility and encouraging them to think critically about global environmental challenges.

Shengzhen Day Tour - Innovation and Art in Urban Development

Visiting the DJI Technology Innovation Center in Shekou allowed students to dive into the world of drone technology and explore the prospects of low-altitude economy. They experienced firsthand how these innovations have transformed industries such as filmmaking, agriculture, and public safety. Students learned from briefings by DJI professionals and through hands-on interaction with advanced products.

The tour at the Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Planning Exhibition Hall offered a unique perspective on the connection between art and urban development. Students explored how art mirrors societal shifts and shapes city planning, enabling them to understand creativity’s role in building vibrant and impactful urban spaces.