Poland is one of the top ten tourist countries in the world, with a unique Eastern European style and a long cultural history, and is known as "Little America in Eastern Europe". Warsaw, the capital, is a bright modern city. Krakow in southern Poland is an important ancient capital in Polish history, with lively and colorful market squares, ancient universities and royal castles. The old town of Krakow is listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO.

There are many world-famous figures in Poland, such as Copernicus, Chopin and Madame Curie. Famous public universities include: Warsaw University, Warsaw University of Technology, Wroclaw University, and Akron University in Krakow (founded in 1364, Copernicus' alma mater, the first university in Poland and the sixth university in Europe); Warsaw School of Economics (founded in 1906, it is the most authoritative, largest and ranked first school of economics in Poland, and it is in a leading position among Eastern European schools of economics).

The proportion of China students studying in Poland is still very low, and Polish universities hope to have more China students studying in Poland. Polish people are very friendly to international students, and the safe and stable social environment in Poland allows China parents to send their children to study in Poland with confidence. The consumption level in Poland is lower than that in other western European countries, which is definitely a money-saving choice for ordinary families.