Discover China: Ideal Summer Adventure for Students
We’re exploring ideas for a summer programme in China combining beginner Chinese lessons, sightseeing, and fun cultural experiences.We’d love to hear what you think! This survey takes around 3–5 minutes, and your answers will help us design a programme that students genuinely want to join. Thank you!
Q1:Which age group are you in?
13–14
15–16
17-18
19 or above
Q2:Which country do you live in?
United Kingdom
France
Spain
Italy
Netherlands
Other European country
Other (please specify)
:Section 2: Your Interest in China
Q3:How interested would you be in joining a summer programme in China?
Very interested
Quite interested
Not sure yet
Not very interested
Not interested at all
Q4:What would make you interested in visiting China? (Select up to 3)
Learning a new language
Exploring a different culture
Trying authentic Chinese food
Visiting famous landmarks and historical sites
Experiencing modern Chinese cities, shopping and nightlife
Meeting local Chinese students and making friends
Experiencing Chinese traditions, festivals and arts
Exploring technology and modern innovations in China
Improving my university application or gaining international experience
Other (please specify)
Q5:Have you visited China before?
Yes, more than once
Yes, once
No, but I have visited other Asian countries
No, I have never visited Asia
:Section 3: Programme Preferences
Q6:How long would you ideally like to spend in China?
5–6 days
7-9 days
10 days
14 days
More than 14 days
Q7:Which destinations would you most like to visit? (Select all that apply)
Beijing — the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and Chinese history
Shanghai — a modern metropolis, shopping and city life
Xi’an — the Terracotta Warriors and ancient history
Chengdu — pandas, Sichuan food and local culture
Other Chinese cities
I’m happy to visit whichever cities offer the best experiences
Q8: Which type of trip sounds most appealing?
Beijing only
Shanghai only
Beijing and Shanghai in one trip
Beijing, Shanghai and another city
No preference
:Section 4: Activities and Experiences
Q9:Which activities would you most enjoy? (Select up to 5)
Beginner Chinese lessons with fun, interactive classes
A day trip to the Great Wall
Exploring palaces, temples and ancient Chinese landmarks
Chinese cooking classes and food tours
Making dumplings, trying tea ceremonies or learning calligraphy
Hanfu (traditional Chinese clothing) dress-up and photos
Chinese arts and crafts workshops
Visiting local schools or meeting Chinese teenagers
Exploring modern city life, shopping streets and cafés
Visiting technology companies, museums or innovation centres
Watching Chinese performances, such as acrobatics or traditional arts
Outdoor adventures and nature excursions
Free time to explore with friends
Other (please specify)
Q10:How much Chinese would you like to learn during the trip?
Just a few useful phrases for everyday situations
Basic Mandarin, including greetings, ordering food and asking for directions
More structured lessons with a goal of making noticeable progress
I’m more interested in cultural experiences than language learning
I already speak some Chinese and want to improve
:Section 5: Travel Style and Accommodation
Q11:How would you prefer to travel?
As part of an organised group of students I don’t know yet
With a group of friends
With my family
Independently, with activities arranged for me
No preference
Q12:What group size would you feel most comfortable with?
Small group of 6–10 students
Medium group of 11–15 students
Larger group of 16–25 students
No preference
Q13:Where would you prefer to stay?
Hotel
Student residence or university accommodation
Homestay with a local Chinese family
No preference, as long as it is safe and comfortable
:Section 6: Budget and Decision-Making. Please consider accommodation, local transport, Chinese lessons, organised activities and the meals specified in the programme. International flights, visas and personal spending would be additional.
Q14:What would be your ideal budget for a 7-day China summer programme?
Under £1,000
£1,000–£1,299
£1,300–£1,599
£1,600 or more
Not sure yet
Q15:If you were considering a 14-day programme, what would your ideal budget be?
Under £1,000
£1,000–£1,299
£1,300–£1,599
£1,600 or more
Not sure yet
Q16:What would most influence your decision to join? (Select up to 3)
Overall price and value for money
Interesting activities and unique experiences
Safety and supervision
Friends joining the programme
The destinations included
Quality of Chinese lessons
Accommodation and food
Recommendations from friends or family
The opportunity to meet Chinese students
The programme’s reputation or organiser
Q17:How likely would you be to join a programme like this during your next summer holiday?
Definitely would consider it
Probably would consider it
Maybe, depending on the programme and price
Probably would not
Definitely would not
Q18: Is there anything else you would love to experience in China? (Optional)
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