There are many ancient towns in Jiangnan, most of which are similar. The scenic spot of Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is a standard Jiangnan water town scene. The bridges are full of people, and when you have nothing to do, you can take a visit there casually, as it is quite good to eat farmhouse food by the river.
Zhujiajiao’s commercial atmosphere is very rich, don’t think it is the kind of one-size-fits-all. After all, here is the bustling commercial land in ancient times, and there are also many places of interest. It is worthy of being selected as one of the 50 most beautiful ancient towns in China. Looking at the golden sunshine in the morning, it is quietly sprinkled on the North Xijing River in Zhujiajiao. The river is green and makes people feel a special kindness and warmth.
Zhujiajiao is completely like a Jiangnan water town. It is said to be very similar to Zhouzhuang. It is smaller than Wuzhen Town, but it is also more delicate. According to the instruction of the tour guide, Zhujiajiao is one of the four historical and cultural towns in Shanghai. You can sense from the temperament there. The facilities and business order of the scenic spot are still relatively in place.
The ancient town specialties such as oily fat, fresh meat dumplings are delicious, and if you have not eaten before, you must have a taste. For the lunch, you can taste the braised pork with the scallions, which is really crisp and delicious and not greasy. The ancient town also has a variety of beautifully packaged flower glutinous rice wines. The degree is not high, but the aroma is charming.
It is said that there are still 20,000 families living in the ancient town. The inheritance of generations makes them have to get used to being companions with all kinds of tourists. What kind of experience will it be for a daily bustling lifestyle? Maybe you can explore more at Zhujiajiao Water Town.

Yu Garden is indeed a nice little garden. It is not like the exquisiteness of Suzhou Garden. Instead, it has more handsome masculinity inside, and it is refreshing. The Yu Garden is not as big as it was supposed to be. After all, it was a private garden, and it takes almost 1.5 hours to visit all the scenery spots inside. The distinctive roof and the engraved character scene really make Yu Garden very special. If you have visited the beautiful and quiet gardens in Suzhou, you can pass by and take a visit the charm of Yu Garden. And if possible, just choose the time when there is not so many people visiting the Yu Garden to come there, as it will be quiet, if you can isolate the embarrassment outside. The Yu Garden is closed earlier, and just pay attention to it.
The Yu Garden itself is very beautiful. This typical Suzhou-style garden is exquisite and beautiful. The dragon wall is especially impressive. It is a rare garden in Shanghai. It is quite big inside. There are many tourists on the weekend, especially many foreign tourists. You can take pictures everywhere. There are many rockeries, and there are water and old houses. You may like those eaves, as the micro-carvings of the building are different.
Going to Shanghai Disneyland can’t take a selfie stick and a large bottle of water/beverage, or too many snacks. Be sure to bring a cup, preferably with a little drink. Because there are a lot of free water available for you to drink in Disney, but it costs 10 Yuan to buy ice water and 15 Yuan to buy drinks. After you take the tickets, you must keep them. Don’t think about taking pictures when you enter the Shanghai Disneyland, and don’t go slowly, be sure to run, run to the left, go to Adventure Island and enjoy flying to the horizon, this is one of Shanghai Disneyland’s most popular projects.
There are 33 buildings on the Bund, some of which are still expropriated by some units. For example, the Bund No. 13 Customs Building, which was built in the 16th year of the Republic of China (1927), is still the residence of Shanghai Customs; the Bund No. 14 Bank of Communications, is the youngest architecture on the Bund, which was completed in the 37th year of the Republic of China (1948) and has been used by the Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions since its establishment. Others are the headquarters of high-ranking banks and insurance companies and high-end hotels, such as the Bund No.1 Asiatic Building, which was built in 1913; the Nisshin Building, also known as the Maritime Building, was built in the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925), and it was originally the building of Nissin company; The HSBC Building, also known as the City Hall, was built in the 14th year of the Republic of China (1925); the British General Assembly, 110.7-foot bar cabinet is the longest in the East, and now it is the Dongfeng Hotel; The Bund No. 19 Confucius Hotel Building today is the Peace Hotel; the Bund No. 22 Shaxun Building, was built in the 18th year of the Republic of China (1929) and is the tallest building on the Bund, but today it also belongs to the Peace Hotel. The Bund No. 3, No. 6, and No. 18 were refurbished and developed into high-end leisure shopping and entertainment venues, which are the coordinates of Shanghai’s luxury consumption.