As a small travel service company, we primarily serve travelers with average incomes, and we are committed to making travel to China affordable for this group. Rather than pursuing scale, we focus more on meeting real and practical needs, so that ordinary people also have the opportunity to visit China.

Based on this approach, we have gradually developed a variety of service models to accommodate different types of travel needs. Among them, the "Lowest Price Local Life Experience Model" is one that naturally evolved through our actual service practice.

This model originated from clients who have traveled to China multiple times. They have visited many cities, stayed in hotels, explored attractions, and tried local specialties, but over time, they gradually lost interest in traditional sightseeing. Much of their travel experience had been spent moving from one planned stop to another, leaving little room to truly experience everyday life. As a result, they began to look for a different kind of journey—one that feels more natural and closer to how people actually live, rather than following a conventional travel format.

Under this model, the experience is no longer built around attractions or fixed itineraries. Instead, it follows the natural rhythm of everyday life, with a certain level of flexibility and unpredictability.

In practice, travelers spend their time alongside our service staff, experiencing daily life as it unfolds. There is no predefined schedule—some days may include visiting places, while others may simply revolve around ordinary routines. From how people eat and get around, to where they go and what they do during the day, these everyday activities are shared as part of the experience.

At its core, this is a lifestyle-based journey, offering a more grounded and realistic way to understand life in China. This way of traveling is also highly cost-effective, which is why we refer to it as the "Lowest Price Local Life Experience Model."

In this section, we introduce Tourism Service Model 3: the Lowest Price Local Life Experience Model, while other service options are also available below.

Tourism Service Model 1: Fixed Itinerary Tours

Tourism Service Model 2: Name-Your-Price Model 

Tourism Service Model 4: Free-Attraction Route Model 

Tourism Service Model 5: Rural Tourism Model

Tourism Service Model 6: Fully Customized Travel Model

Tourism Service Model 7: Assisted Guidance Model 

Lowest Price Local Life Experience Model

The "Lowest Price Local Life Experience Model" refers to a way of traveling where you live in China together with our service staff, in a manner similar to how local people live.

What you do each day is not fixed in advance, but arranged naturally based on real-life situations. Some days may include small spontaneous activities, while others may simply follow a normal daily rhythm. The experience is not centered around sightseeing, although visiting places may occasionally happen.

During the trip, travelers take part in real everyday life—such as how people eat, how they get around, where they go during the day, and even what kinds of work or daily activities are involved. Overall, it feels less like a traditional tour and more like spending time living locally.

Next, we will further introduce the process and service details of the Lowest Price Local Life Experience Model.

Passport Application

If you do not yet have a passport, the first step is to apply for one. This is a basic requirement for international travel, not only for visiting China, but also for traveling to any other country.

Applying for a passport usually requires preparing some basic documents, such as identification documents, an application form, and any additional materials required by the local passport authority. The exact requirements may vary depending on the country or region, so it is recommended to check with the relevant government office or official website in advance.

In most cases, the process involves booking an appointment or visiting a designated passport office to submit the application. You will also need to complete on-site procedures such as identity verification, photo capture, and signature confirmation. In some regions, an application fee may also be required.

After submission, the authorities will review the application and proceed with the issuance process once it is approved. The overall processing time varies by location, and it usually takes a certain period of waiting before the passport is ready for collection. During this time, international travel arrangements cannot be finalized.