We Have to Go: Season 3

The new season continues the core DNA of deep humanistic exploration and authentic experiences, with the theme 'the world is our classroom, and walking is growth,' guiding viewers on a journey that is both healing and enlightening. Breaking away from the traditional humanistic travel variety show format, it elevates walking into a multi-dimensional growth practice. The show innovatively blends hands-on labor experiences with immersive learning, turning every stop into a tangible, participatory, and thought-provoking three-dimensional classroom: guests are no longer mere sightseers but become local dwellers, working alongside residents to feel the power of crop growth, witnessing the birth of cuisine at the stove, and truly understanding the cultural significance that every grain and dish is hard-earned. It also uses natural landscapes as textbooks, fostering an understanding of the symbiosis between ecology and life amidst mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas, and perceiving the wisdom and warmth in ordinary life through practice.