1. In Shanghai, in addition to Nanjing Road, the Bund (you can take a ferry), and the City God's Temple, you can also go to Qibao Ancient Town (which is basically all about eating), the Aquarium, and Happy Valley. Of course, if you are more artistic, you can go to the nearest one.

Visit the popular Fudan University... 2. Jiangsu, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Wuxi and Nanjing are all good choices.

The scenery in Suzhou Park is very good, especially Jinji Lake, and you can also visit Li Gongdi and Jiuguang Shopping Mall. Of course, you can also go to the famous gardens and Suzhou Amusement Park, but these places mainly require admission tickets.

Hi, Guanqian Street has been undergoing road construction recently. It’s a good place to walk, but it might be a bit troublesome to drive. You can park your car at the subway entrance and take the subway there.

There is also Shilu Pedestrian Street.

You can also visit the Wangshan Ecological Park on Wuzhong Avenue in Wuzhong District. The scenery next to Taihu Lake at the end of Wuzhong Avenue is also good (if the weather is good of course). If you want to climb, there are several mountains. There is Tianping Mountain in Mudu.

, Lingyan Mountain (there is a lot of garbage on the side of the mountain, not recommended), you can also go shopping in Mudu Town, there are also Yongzhen and Tianhong shopping malls.

Wuxi has Yuantouzhu, Xihuigong, Lingshan, Shuihu City, Chong'an Temple, Nanchan Temple Pedestrian Street, and Liyuan.

Then there is the Lingshan Giant Buddha in Wuxi.

In fact, I'm just giving you a general overview of the scenic spots. Some of them may be a bit far away. You should plan them so that you don't waste time running from one end to the other.

You must eat duck blood vermicelli when you go to Nanjing. My mouth watered when I mentioned it... Of course, there are also special snacks in Shanghai, Suzhou, and Wuxi, so you can buy some to eat.

Confucius Temple (food), Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Xuanwu Lake, Observatory... 3. I'm not familiar with Zhejiang... Okay, I'm starting to finish.