Chinese painting is greatly influenced by the observation of nature; it is a real invitation to enter the scenery. Calligraphy is not only an art, but it is also a discipline that requires concentration and personal stability. Discover with a Chinese teacher the different calligraphy styles, the basic methods and learn how to handle the paintbrush and the ink.

Traditional Chinese Medicine is not only an original medical system, but also a part of China’s traditional culture. Chinese medicine is deeply rooted in the study of life flow in the human body. The theory behind traditional Chinese medicine is that the body is a dynamic energy system.

Originally played with cards, and then pieces carved from ivory or bamboo, the Chinese game of Majiang is over a thousand years old. For the Chinese, Majiang is a way of life. It is an integral part of their social activity. Majiang is a game for four players. It is a game of skill, intelligence, calculation and luck. Learn the basic rules with an expert and try to play!

In the North of Guanxi, the association Couleurs de Chine, sponsors children from ethnic minorities by giving them access to education. Visit some villages and meet some volunteers and minority people for a unique human experience and a different China, compared to that of her bustling cities.

Chinese have drunk tea for over 4,000 years. Tea has become a cultural tradition and preparation and tasting are now an art. Many attributes in tea help people to feel healthy. You will be welcomed in a tea house and will take a class to learn about tea, its different types and benefits. You will also assist at a tea ceremony and a tasting.

Chinese Dumplings, called jiaozi in Chinese, are an important aspect of the Chinese traditional culture and a traditional Chinese food. Spend time with a Chinese family living in the old town of Shanghai, where you will be taught how to cook delicious jiaozi. Afterwards, share a meal with them in their own house.

Discover finest quality Chinese wine in the heart of China. Enjoy a visit around vineyards and learn how to protect and give the best attention to vineyards, so that they’ll be assured to give best quality wine. And of course, enjoy a free Chinese wine sampling.

An unforgettable day! Enjoy the sunset on the Great Wall with a glass of good French wine. Participants will taste with great delight wine, Camembert cheese and baguette on a mythical site.

For one night, be part of the Chinese nightlife by eating in one of the famous hot pot restaurants and singing in one of the big karaoke clubs!

The literal translation of Feng Shui is "wind and water“. Feng Shui is the Chinese art of positioning objects in buildings and other places based on the belief in positive and negative effects of the patterns of yin and yang and the flow of chi, the vital force or energy inherent in all things.

Shanghai is a real "Shopping Paradise". This statement means so much that shopping has become an attraction not to be missed on the same rank with any other sightseeing! Indeed, since the first half of the 20th century, Shanghai has turned into China's largest commercial city.

Shanghai Aquarium is one of the most beautiful in the world. It receives more than one million visitors every year, both from within China and elsewhere. At the aquarium a few lucky people have the opportunity to dive with the sharks in a 2.2 million liter oceanarium. Be one of the privileged and get ready for an unforgettable moment.

The landscape of Yangshuo is famous all over the world for its beauty and elegance with the Li River flowing through its green hills and surroundings. Inverted shadows of peaks floating on waters and the mountains enchant visitors. Try floating in a hot-air balloon and enjoy the beautiful scenery from above the horizon.

Besides race events such as Shanghai Formula 1 Grand Prix, the race world is also open to the public and provides karting services for tourists. Discover racing standards, the motor-sports mentality and everything surrounding it, in Shanghai!

Visit a school of martial arts in Shanghai, learn Kung Fu in a Park in Beijing or Hong-Kong, or make it bigger with an initiation at the Shaolin Monastery. Observe the training of the young people and meet their master who will explain the various Kung Fu styles to you.

Tai Chi is a Chinese martial art that brings relaxation, endurance, mental and body balance. Nowadays, this Chinese tradition is still very popular, especially among old people. Fuxing Park, in Shanghai’s old French concession, is one of the best places to practice early morning Tai Chi.