Seek the travel strategy of Shanghai-Zhouzhuang-Wuzhen-Hangzhou-Yiwu.

I have been to all these places, and I recommend them as follows:

If you go to Shanghai in the morning, you can go to Nanjing Road, Bund, Oriental Pearl and Chenghuang Temple. Shanghai is really nothing, just a super metropolis with many people except people.

Go to Zhouzhuang the next day (it is convenient to go to Shanghai Bus Terminal or Suzhou South Station first). Tickets are not accepted after 7 pm. You can stay there for one night, go shopping in the morning, get up around 9 o'clock and go to Wuzhen (Suzhou by car).

Wuzhen is similar during the day. Just look at the night scene at night and see your own situation.

From Wuzhen to Yiwu, it is recommended to go to Hangzhou first (bus, ticket is about 28), and there is a train from 7 am to 6: 44 pm, which will arrive about 1 hour. Morning or evening, depending on your own situation (Yiwu has nothing to visit, just a sea of small commodities, you can go and have a look).

There are not many cars in Hangzhou these two days.

Day 1: At least one day around the West Lake, Leifeng Pagoda, Liulang Wenying, Santan silver moon (by boat, the big boat is empty, 160 per boat), Broken Bridge (it is best to climb the nearby Baoshi Mountain to see the lake), Bai Causeway, Su Causeway, Taiziwan Park and Quyuan (it will be very tiring to walk for a day, so it is suitable).

It can also be divided into two days.

The second day (or the third day): Lingyin Temple or Song Cheng, if you like.

If you don't know, you can keep asking.