In Hangzhou, going to Hefang Street at 4: pm is a food and tourist street. It's almost time to go shopping. At night, you can go to the Wu Shan night market on the side. This is the largest night market in Hangzhou, with delicious food, including grilled oysters, and many affordable clothes, accessories and gadgets. Hangzhou dishes recommended "Grandma's House", which is environmentally friendly and affordable. The West Lake vinegar fish, Song Saoyu soup and fresh squid roasted with onion are all delicious. The key is that the price is really affordable.

If you want to eat snacks in Shanghai, you are advised to go to Qipu Road, Xiao Yang fried-fried, Sister-in-law old duck vermicelli, and many delicious snacks. The surrounding environment is not very good, but Qipu Road is a famous clothing wholesale market in Shanghai, and many foreign trade receipts are available. You can also visit it. There is also the Yunnan Road Food Street, which is near the People's Square. There are many small shops selling Shanghai's boiled chicken, pork ribs rice cakes and stinky tofu. There used to be a Xinjiang kebab shop next to it, which was very good in business. It's delicious, but if you want a bunch of 1 yuan, you can ask there. There is also the snack in the Chenghuang Temple. There are not many places that tourists must visit. Food and beauty coexist. In addition, the boiled mutton with hot air in Zhou Pu, Nanhui, Shanghai is sold all the year round, but you have to go early, so you can buy it before 7: a.m. Otherwise, you won't have it. There are too many others to introduce one by one.

I haven't visited many places in Suzhou, and I'm not very clear about it, but the food is a little sweet.