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Exchange Culture • Experience Shanghai 2018 Shanghai University Summer School Exchange Culture • Experience Shanghai 2018 Shanghai University Summer School Program Highlights: Lively and effective Chinese language courses Lecture series & culture practice for personal participation to experience & understand Chinese culture essence A variety of visits & exchange activities to explore the spirits of modern China city represented by Shanghai A field investigation to “China's most famous paradise on earth” (Suzhou and Hangzhou) to feel the charm of China's South Yangtze River Delta. Shanghai, known as “the Door of China”, is a modern city featured by its openness. In this international metropolis, the eastern and the western civilizations are melted together, which shapes Shanghai into an open and tolerant city. Through diversified ways such as lectures, experiences, practices, exchanges, discussions and exhibitions, 3S project members can not only savor the infinite charm of Chinese culture under the background of globalization but also come face to face with this miraculous international metropolis. 3S project members will also have chance to communicate with specialists and professors, students from other foreign countries, Chinese students of Shanghai University, and Shanghai citizens, by which all members will be fully exposed to the openness, confidence and friendliness of Shanghai and Shanghai Spirits which refer to mutual trust, reciprocity, equality, respect for diversity and harmonious development. With experiences and practices, 3S project members will ultimately be cultivated to be successful land confident in cross-cultural communication. 1.Project Information 1.1 Time: July 15, 2018—August 12, 2018, 4 weeks in total 1.2 Project Content Class Module Theme Form Remarks Hour Spoken Chinese& Classroom Delivered by leading Chinese 36 Chinese Conversation Teaching language teacher Language Chinese Language Extracurricular Accompanied by Chinese 6 Communication &Techniques activities students in groups Culture- Chinese Delivered by senior professor of Globalization Lecture 3 Culture under Shanghai University the background Delivered by senior professor of Chinese Culture Lecture 3 of Globalization Shanghai University On-site explanations by tea Chinese Tea Culture Lecture 3 house lecturer Delivered by expert from Chinese Calligraphy Culture Lecture 3 Academy of Fine Arts Chinese History Visit & Experience --- Visit Shanghai Museum Visit the Museum of Chinese Chinese Martial Arts Visit &Experience --- Martial Arts Traditional Chinese Medicine Visit Shanghai Museum OF Visit &Experience --- Culture TCM Chinese Costume Visit Textile and Costume Visit &Experience --- Museum Chinese Folk Culture Visit &Experience --- Visit Folk Culture Museum Visit Confucius Temple in Confucius Culture Visit &Experience --- Jiading District --- Zhujiajiao Ancient Town Traditional Culture of south of Field investigation Two-day trip to Suzhou and the Yangtze River --- Hangzhou Delivered by senior professor of Lecture 3 Shanghai University Shanghai Urban Planning Topic 1 Visit &Experience --- Exhibition Hall International Metropolis-- Visit &Experience --- Oriental Pearl TV Tower,Lujiazui Shanghai Visit &Experience --- Huangpu River Cruise Exchange Cross Culture Exchange --- &Experience Meeting Delivered by senior professor of Lecture 3 Shanghai University Topic 2 Visit &Experience --- Yu Garden Cross Culture International Economic Visit &Experience --- Famous company Exchange: Center -- Shanghai Visit &Experience --- Famous company China Door – Exchange Cross Culture Exchange Open Shanghai --- &Experience Meeting Delivered by senior professor of Lecture 3 Shanghai University Visit &Experience --- Acrobatic Show Topic 3 Visit &Experience --- Tianzifang, Xintiandi International Cultural Exchange Center -- Shanghai --- Visiting top universities &Experience Exchange --- Cross culture exchange activity &Experience Summarize& Summarize and Report Achievement Photography, paintings, essays, --- Report Achievements Exhibition videos, reports and so on The project content is subject to change according to the actual arrangements. 1.3 Schedule （The schedule is subject to change according to the actual arrangements. ） Date Time Event Remark July 15 Sunday Arrival 9:00-11:00 Registration, Orientation July 16 Monday 11:30-12:30 Opening ceremony, welcome lunch School Canteen 13:30-15:30 Campus Tour, get to know the living surroundings 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese &conversation July 17 Tuesday 13:30-15:50 Chinese fan painting Visit Oriental Pearl TV Tower,Lujiazui; Dinner at Chinese style 15:30-21:30 Huangpu River Cruise restaurant Urban development in Shanghai 9:00-11:40 and the choice of career among July 18 Wednesday young people 13:30-16:30 Company visit 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation July19 Thursday 13:30-15:30 Cross Culture Exchange Meeting 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation July 20 Friday 13:30-15:30 Confucianism and Chinese Culture Visit Confucius Temple in Jiading Lunch at Chinese style 9:00-11:30 July 21 Saturday District restaurant 13:00-16:00 Visit Xintiandi Lunch at Chinese style 9:00-12:00 Oriental land July 22 Sunday restaurant 12:30-16:30 Visit Zhujiajiao Ancient Town 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation July 23 Monday 13:30-15:30 Lecture:Chinese Tea Culture Tea House 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation Tuesday July 24 13:30-16:30 Chinese Martial Arts Museum 18:30-21:30 Acrobatic Show 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation Wednesday July 25 13:30-16:00 Visit Textile and Costume Museum The latest development of Yangtze 9:00-11:40 River Delta Sci-technology City July 26 Thursday Communicate with Chinese Language Communication and 13:30-15:30 Shanghai citizens in the Techniques market 9:00-11:40 Chinese calligraphy and mounting July 27 Friday 13:30-16:10 Spoken Chinese& Conversation July 28 Visit Shanghai Science and Technology 9:00-11:40 Museum Saturday Communicate with Chinese Language Communication and 13:30-15:30 Shanghai citizens in the Techniques park Dinner of special July29 Sunday 9:00-16:30 Visit City God Temple, Tianzifang, characteristics The Dietary habit of Chinese 9:00-11:40 July 30 Monday people 13:30-16:10 Spoken Chinese& Conversation 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation July 31 Tuesday 13:00-16:00 Visit China Art Museum 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation August1 Wednesday Visit Shanghai Urban Planning 13:00-16:00 Exhibition Hall 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation August2 Thursday 13:30-16:00 Chinese Folk Culture Museum 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation August3 Friday 13:30-16:00 Visit Zhangjiang High-tech Zone August4 Saturday Two-day trip of Suzhou and Hangzhou August5 Sunday 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation August6 Monday 13:30-16:00 Shanghai Museum OF TCM 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation August7 Tuesday 13:30-15:30 Hand-made Chinese food 9:00-11:40 Cross Culture Exchange Meeting August8 Wednesday 13:30-16:00 Visit Shanghai Museum 9:00-11:40 Spoken Chinese& Conversation August9 Thursday Preparation of Achievements Report 13:30-16:00 Show August 10 Wrap-up meeting and Achievements 9:00-11:40 Report Show Friday Graduation Ceremony &Achievements 15:30-17:30 Report Show Dinner of special 18:00-20:00 Graduation Dinner Party characteristics August 11 Saturday Depart from university August 12 Sunday Final Departure 2. Application Information 2.1 Requirements for Applicants： Students or company staff above 18 years old; University undergraduates or higher education level; possess Chinese and English language foundation. 3．About Visa X2 visa (staying no more than 180 days) * L visa is not accepted. 4. About Fees Please apply for this program and pay program costs as instructed by the College of Staten Island (CSI), which offers this program through the College Consortium for International Studies (CCIS). 5．Detailed Information 5.1 Dormitory Twin room in international students’ dorm, equipped with air conditioning, telephone, network interface, and separate bathroom facilities. There are public kitchens, laundry rooms and refrigerators in the dorm. The life is very convenient with restaurants, supermarkets and convenience stores near the dorm. 5.2 Campus Tour Led by the teacher and accompanied by senior students of the same nationality, we will show you around the campus, including administration building, library and other facilities, and you will get to know the development and current situation of Shanghai University and gain an insight into the life of Shanghai University. 5.3Welcome Party& Orientation Leaders of International of Exchange will attend; introduction of general information of Shanghai University and other matters needing attention. 5.4 Two-day trip of Suzhou and Hangzhou “Just as there is paradise in heaven, there are Suzhou and Hangzhou on earth.” Suzhou is China's most affluent city located in the northern wing of the Yangtze River Delta, It is also one of China's most famous scenic spots. Suzhou has always been renowned for its beauty scenery, elegant gardens in the world. As the saying goes “Gardens to the south of Yangtze River are the best in the world, and Suzhou gardens are the best among them”. Suzhou is also praised as the “Oriental Venice”, “Oriental Water Town” for its unique charming small bridges over the flowing steam. Attractions include Humble Administrator's Garden (Zhuozheng Yuan), Hanshan Temple (Cold Mountain Temple),Pan Gate. Expenses only include buses, tickets for main entrance, guide services, group meal and accident insurance. (Website for reference: www.suzhou.gov.cn.) Located in the southern wing of River
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