Handbook of slaughter prevention for tourism teams in five cities in East China

1, Nanjing. The first stop arranged by general travel agencies is Nanjing. In order to leave a good impression, self-funded projects and shopping are generally not arranged in Nanjing. However, travel agencies will not go to places with low discounts on air tickets, such as the Ming Tombs and the Presidential Palace, because there are fewer rebates and less profits. So, in Nanjing, I will only show you the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum. If you take a car with Nanjing license plate, you can add another scenic spot, which is the car tour of Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge.

2. Wuxi Going to Wuxi will take you to San'guo City, and then take a five-minute boat to Taihu Lake, offshore 100 meters. Boring and crowded. Seen from here, Taihu Lake is no different from a medium-sized reservoir. After that, I will buy a teapot, and I will be taken to the "Yuan Shuai Zisha Craft Museum", which is a cheating shop on the second floor for eating and the first floor for cheating. He will introduce you to things that float on the water, because people see less and are more curious, and the transaction price is above 100. In fact, when we return to Wuxi, you can buy a lot of floating water, and the most expensive one is only 30 yuan. In fact, these are not real purple sand, just a lie. The tour guide has been encouraging everyone to see the Lingshan Buddha, because the rebate is as high as 60 yuan, but we are unmoved, so there is nothing to see in the artificial landscape.

3. Suzhou. Go to the Taihu Pearl Store not far from Hanshan Temple. The clerk will recommend you how good pearls are, which can be used for beauty and treatment. All this is true, but what he has here is not as good as they say. I think most people just bought some pearl powder, and a group of friends got a 2600 pearl necklace for 300 yuan, which is estimated to be a big loss. We also went to a scenic spot "Panmen Sanjing" that many tour groups don't go to, mainly because the tickets are cheap, so the tour guide is willing to let you go.

4.shanghai. Going to Shanghai is naturally going to the Oriental Pearl or the Golden Trade Building. These are meaningless, and they are all self-funded projects. I didn't go. There are many tall buildings all over the country, and the pollution in Shanghai is quite serious. I can't see anything on the tower. According to the tour guide, Jinmao Tower will be more fun than the Oriental Pearl. Take you to Huangpu River for a night tour at night, 100, that is, it takes less than 1 hour to drive from Wusongkou to Shiliupu Pier by small boat. I didn't take part in it, but I spent 5 yuan to visit the Huangpu River at night, just like taking the Star Ferry in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong at night. We also took a ferry on the Huangpu River. Cross the 0.5 yuan River from Shiliupu, then take the Bund and the air-conditioned boat 2 yuan from Pudong, and then sit back. It didn't cost much. I visited most of Pujiang. In fact, the night tour in Pujiang is purely a scam of outsiders. I will also take you to woolen sweater town, which is far from Pudong, but to be honest, the things there are too low-grade and can't compare with the clothes in a county mall in the west. Even if it's a business of slaughtering customers, we should do a good job, as if we were selling something called Phoenix brand.

5. Hangzhou Hangzhou is the last stop. On the way to Hangzhou, we collectively went to Wuzhen at our own expense. It's just an empty name with a strong commercial flavor. Besides, when we came out, we could already enter town for free, but it was only around 5 o'clock. It seems that this 60 yuan was paid in vain. When I arrived in Hangzhou, I went shopping in the silk shop. Longjing tea shopping accounts for three-quarters of the whole travel time. This is true, but it's not worth it. Moreover, it is claimed that this is an army tea farm, and Longjing Tea will never deceive people. In fact, their tea before tomorrow is not good at all. Maybe I don't know tea, but it's not even a third-class tea or a fourth-class tea. The tour guide also encouraged us to go to Song Cheng. I have a principle that all tour guides' recommendations will not be adopted, because most tour guides are black-hearted and will not be so kind as to do unprofitable things.

After five days of swimming, to sum up, these five cities are basically well-known, but the reality is very general. If you don't go to the first four cities, what you have there is not much different from other cities in China, especially Shanghai, which is too big to live in. It is best to live near the West Lake in Hangzhou, where the scenery and feeling are first-class, and the feeling near meijiawu is also very good. Generally speaking, five cities in East China can travel on business, but go to small and medium-sized cities with underdeveloped populations for tourism and leisure.