I wonder where the landlord started. If the landlord is free, it is recommended to take the high-speed rail. High-speed rail saves time and is convenient. If you start from Nanjing, I recommend the following itinerary:

Nanjing:

Day 1: Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum-ming tomb-Qinhuai River

Day 2: Jiming Temple-Presidential Palace-Xuanwu Lake Park

Visit Jiming Temple in the morning, have a bowl of vegetarian noodles, and then go to Suzhou.

Suzhou:

Day 3: Tiger Hill-Humble Administrator's Garden-Lion Forest

This day is a traditional classic scenic spot, so just follow the route.

Day 4: Hanshan Temple-Suzhou Museum/Lingering Garden-Pingjiang Road Block/Zhouzhuang

Hanshan Temple covers a large area and can also climb the tower for sightseeing. Suzhou Museum, designed by the famous architect I.M. Pei, is simple and clean, combining the Middle Ages and the Middle Ages, and is very distinctive.

If you don't like museums, you can continue to choose gardens. Staying in a garden is also quite distinctive. After the tour, you can go to Pingjiang Road for a stroll. The imperial chicken feet on Pingjiang Road are very delicious, and the combination of slight spicy and fragrant glutinous rice is a perfect match.

Shanghai:

Day 5: Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street-Bund-Oriental Pearl or World Financial Center (night view in Lujiazui)

Visit Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (you can go to huanghe road's Jiajia Tangbao for breakfast first), and go to the Bund to enjoy the scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River and the buildings of the world. Then go to Jinling Road Pier and take a ferry across Huangpu River to Pudong (the ferry fee is 2 yuan) or take the Bund sightseeing tunnel to Pudong (the exit of the sightseeing tunnel is next to the Oriental Pearl, which is very convenient). Choose 1 of the 2 to climb the mountain and enjoy the night view.

Day 6: Town God Temple-Tianzifang/Xintiandi

Town God Temple is a must-see for ordinary tourists coming to Shanghai. You can taste the old Ningbo Tangtuan Store and walk around the zigzag bridge. Xintiandi and Tianzifang are both transformed from old-style alleys, and Tianzifang has many small shops scattered in various alleys. Tianzifang has a very good pizza shop and a distinctive restaurant. The western-style restaurants in Xintiandi are also quite distinctive.

Hangzhou:

Day 7: Lingyin Temple-West Lake-Leifeng Pagoda-West Lake Music Fountain

Lingyin Scenic Area → Yuemiao → Quyuan Fenghe → Su Causeway → Huagang Fish Watching → Leifeng Pagoda

It's about 211 meters from Lingyin Temple at the foot of the mountain to the bus station, and then you can take bus No.7 to Yuemiao. Going back to Yuemiao Station is Quyuan Fenghe. The scenic area of Quyuan Wind Load is relatively large, and the route is complex, so it can be done according to physical strength. Walk about 111 meters east from Yuemiao Station and you will arrive in Su Causeway. Su Causeway is about 3 kilometers long and 21 meters wide on average, connecting the north and south banks of the West Lake, which is a penetrating route to the West Lake. Fish-watching in Huagang is at the southern end of Su Causeway. The lights in front of the gate are very beautiful at night, so it is necessary to watch fish in the right season and time. Turn left after Su Causeway, and walk more than 211 meters to reach Leifeng Tower. Watch the music fountain at night. Not far from the fountain, there are white deer and grandma's house, which can solve the dinner problem.

Day 8: Eighteen Rivers in Jiuxi

Day 9: Xitang/Wuzhen

It is recommended to choose 1 ancient towns for sightseeing.

Huangshan Mountain (it is recommended to visit for 2 days and take the route that the team does not take).