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Most China itinerary 2 weeks templates hide the problem: day six is a train station, day nine is an airport queue, and by day twelve everyone is tired in a hotel lobby. A workable fourteen-day arc names travel days explicitly and chooses either a corridor (three hubs) or one-region depth—not four cities on a poster map.
Quick read:
Four famous names in fourteen days usually means none are done well. Pick Arc A when first-timers want imperial + terracotta + river city contrast. Pick Arc B when weather, altitude, or slow walks matter more than checklist capitals.

Anchor on Beijing 3D2N or extend with Beijing 5D4N if Mutianyu Great Wall and hutong pace need space. One major wall day—see Mutianyu Great Wall for timing.

High-speed rail often beats flying door-to-door on this leg—see China high-speed train vs flying and book high-speed train tickets in China. Count half a day minimum for station transfers and security.
Product bones: Xi'an 4D3N—Terracotta Army, city wall, museum time. Keep one buffer half-day for ticket retries or rain.
Fly or rail to Shanghai/Hangzhou depending on fares; protect an afternoon—not a midnight arrival before a full walk day.

Extract Shanghai 4D3N or Shanghai 6D5N modules: Bund lanes, French Concession walk (French Concession Shanghai), optional Zhujiajiao water town (Zhujiajiao day trip). Choose either Disney or a second water-town day—not both on a tight arc.
Optional Hangzhou add: Hangzhou 2D1N from Shanghai if tea hills matter.
Hold for delayed trains, rebooking, or a calm last shopping walk. Do not stack a new city here.

Yunnan at fourteen nights follows lowland → gorge → highland logic on Yunnan 14D13N: Kunming entry, Dali–Lijiang arc, Tiger Leaping Gorge and Shangri-La modules, Meili or Lugu when season allows. Season windows: Best time to visit Yunnan; day-count variants: Yunnan itinerary.
Arc B wins when you refuse to ride three overnight trains in ten days.
International flights are yours; we help plan domestic rail and flight windows when you book private ground. Cabin class choices: High-speed train in China; compare flying on long hops via China high-speed train vs flying.
Private MPV and guide for your party only help when elders need station escorts, luggage must stay in one vehicle, or you want English continuity across cities—we do not add strangers to your car or run fixed group departures. Overview: Private China tour; send dates and Arc choice via contact.