Research study trips for primary and secondary school students are extracurricular educational activities organized and arranged in a planned manner by education departments and schools. They combine research-based learning with travel experiences through group travel and centralized accommodation. This is an innovative form connecting school education and extracurricular education, an important part of teaching, and an effective way of comprehensive practical education.

The winter vacation research study trip program will help students comprehensively enhance their core competencies for development, deeply understand core values, and lay a solid theoretical and practical foundation for better learning and life in the future. Core competencies for student development refer to the essential qualities and key abilities students should possess to adapt to lifelong development and social needs. Centered on cultivating "well-rounded individuals," these competencies encompass cultural foundation, autonomous development, and social participation, comprehensively reflected in six major competencies: humanistic literacy, scientific spirit, learning to learn, healthy living, sense of responsibility, and practical innovation.