The summer camp at Fitzwilliam College, University of Cambridge, was absolutely amazing! I got to meet tons of new folks from various Chinese universities and Cambridge itself. The best part? Spending awesome times with my classmates and the older students from ZIBS. I really enjoyed the strategy class taught by Professor Lionel Paolella from the Judge Business School – the guy's a genius with his ideas! And, big thanks to Professor LEI Linan's Strategic Management class; without it, I would've been lost.

There was this one challenge though, being an international student who's still getting the hang of Chinese. Some of the classes at Cambridge were in Chinese, which was a bit tough. It's something they might want to think about, especially since a lot of Chinese students go there hoping to brush up their English and pick up a British accent. But all in all, it was an unforgettable experience. Super grateful for the chance!

My journey to Cambridge was a remarkable adventure I'll never forget. In this historic city, not only did I delve into the realms of innovation and strategic management, taught by esteemed Cambridge faculty, but I also had the chance to explore the prestigious colleges of the University, including the renowned King's College. Immersing myself in the Cambridge lifestyle was a unique experience – dining, residing, and studying in this iconic city.

Coming from a non-technical background in the AI industry, the innovation management course at Cambridge offered me an extraordinary opportunity. I even tried my hand at coding, navigating through a 'data mountain', a challenge that was both exciting and enlightening. The fresh insights and models introduced by Mr. Ye were a revelation, adding a new dimension to my understanding of management.

Wandering through the streets steeped in centuries of Cambridgeshire history, I traced the footsteps of prime ministers, Nobel laureates, and global icons. The cultural fusion of China and the UK, alongside the allure of Britain's ancient architecture, was captivating. This visit marked my second journey to Cambridge, the first being during my undergraduate graduation trip. It transcended academic enrichment, offering a deep dive into cultural exploration. I'm eager for the chance to return to Cambridge for further studies in the future. A heartfelt thanks to ZIBS for this incredible learning opportunity.