Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the growing popularity of educational travel (研学游) during the winter vacation, emphasizing its role in enriching children's learning experiences through diverse themes such as technology and cultural heritage. Group 1: Educational Travel in Guizhou - In Guizhou, the red-themed educational travel is becoming a popular choice for students during the winter break, allowing them to learn about revolutionary history through immersive experiences [1] - Students visiting the site of the Goubai Conference engage in activities that help them understand the heroic deeds of revolutionary predecessors, enhancing their perspective [3] - The Goubai Red Culture Educational Practice Base is developing an immersive curriculum that transforms history from mere text into tangible experiences [5] Group 2: Educational Travel in Shaanxi - Shaanxi leverages its rich historical and cultural resources to create diverse educational travel scenarios, allowing students to experience Chinese culture firsthand [8] - The Qianling Mausoleum in Shaanxi has introduced a simulated archaeology base where students can engage in a complete archaeological process, enhancing their understanding of archaeology [8] - The site offers six categories of specialized educational courses, including hands-on activities that teach students about Tang Dynasty etiquette and crafts [12] Group 3: Cultural Activities and Non-Heritage Experiences - The Shaanxi tourism department has launched over 20 premium educational travel routes this winter, connecting more than 100 educational bases [18] - Non-heritage experience activities, such as woodblock printing, are also popular among students, allowing them to appreciate traditional crafts [16] - The Qianling Mausoleum plans to conduct 13 cultural activities, including educational courses and immersive cultural experiences, to deepen public appreciation for traditional Chinese culture [14]