The program features travel, arts and culture and sports materials from the Chinese Embassy’s Cultural Office. Episode titles include Colorful Seasons, One Day in the Yangtze Delta, Traditional Sports Meet of China, New China’s Culture and Arts in 50 Years, Snapshots of China, The Ordos Wedding Ceremony, Colorful Seasons in China, Chinese Tea Culture, and Gu Embroidery.

The program features science and technology, arts and cultural materials from the Japanese Embassy. There are forty-four titles under this program and some of the interesting topics featured include Tokyo, Japan's love of noodles and sushi, it's mobile phone culture, origami and Japanese fashion just to name a few.

The program features travel, arts and culture and governance materials from the Swiss and Malaysian Embassies.

The program features travel, arts and cultural materials from the Netherlands Embassy. Some topics featured in the program include Amsterdam (divided into two episodes), Rotterdam, Say Cheese, The Netherlands and the House of Orange, and Rembrandt.

The two episodes on Bohol and Iloilo hosted by Tourism Secretary Ace Durano describes how geography affects the socio-cultural, historical and economic development of places and people.

This program deals with World and Asian Histories, Fundamentals of Economics and concepts of micro- and macroeconomics. History is brought to life using animated maps, historical artwork, live action re-enactment and creative narration for the deeper understanding and appreciation of the events that shaped history and mankind. In the study of economics, the laws of supply and demand as well as the roles of markets and governments are shown using live action footage and analogy.