What's interesting in Wuzhen? What's the weather like going to Wuzhen this year 1 1 month? What should I wear?

Wuzhen is ok, the photos are beautiful and very emotional.

It takes more than an hour to get there from Hangzhou. I feel that Wuzhen is quite small, and three hours is enough to visit Wuzhen.

Also, if you get out of the station, many tricycle drivers will ask you if you want to take a tricycle. In fact, if you walk to Wuzhen, it will take more than ten minutes. If you pull two or three dollars, they will ask you if you want to go around the old city. I suggest not going. In fact, there is nothing to see in the old city, just want to earn more money.

Regarding food, Wuzhen is famous for mutton, Sanzhenzhai sauce duck and white water fish. The landlord can go to the "seam source restaurant" where he eats milk tea, but it's not delicious at all. I occasionally go to the table just to see where the milk tea is sitting!

There is an old woman standing next to Hanlinfu Inn. She cooked a delicious meal. When she was filming, she cooked milk tea and HL liked water, and there was a stool on which milk tea sat!

Wuzhen, the cover of China Jiangnan.

Wuzhen is located in the center of six ancient towns in the south of the Yangtze River. It is only 80 minutes' drive from Shanghai, 50 minutes' drive from Hangzhou and 60 minutes' drive from Suzhou.

Wuzhen, Tongxiang City is an ancient water town with Xiuzhen Temple, Prince Zhaoming Reading Room, ancient Ginkgo biloba in Tang Dynasty, Chuanchuanwan and Shuangqiao. Zhaxi Old Street is one of the best preserved Ming and Qing buildings in China. Wuzhen is also the hometown of Mao Dun, a master of modern literature in China. Mao Dun's former residence in the town is the birthplace of Mao Dun, and now it is a national key cultural relics protection unit. The Lizhi Academy on the east side is Mao Dun's youth reading room, which is now turned into Mao Dun Memorial Hall.

Although Wuzhen has experienced more than 2,000 years of vicissitudes, it still completely retains the original style and pattern of the ancient water town. The whole town is connected by the river and Qiaojie Street. The houses are built by the river, with a deep house compound, high ridges and high eaves, a river port in Langfang, an arcade crossing the street, a bamboo and stone fence and a water pavilion by the river. Simple and clean, it is a typical smell of stone paths, ancient wooden houses and clear lakes in the "small bridge and flowing water family" in the south of the Yangtze River. After crossing the "Shuangyuan Bridge", a boat floated on the water in the distance, with two rural women sitting at the bow, and the melodious Jiangnan melody drifted closer and closer. Walking in some old streets today, I often feel that the old look is still there, but visiting Wuzhen does not have the feeling of "things are different". Today's Wuzhen can be roughly divided into traditional shops, traditional houses, water towns, traditional restaurants, traditional cultures and traditional workshops. In the workshop area, bamboo art, fan art, pottery art, pot art, Four Treasures of the Study, wood carving and textile ... once swept around Tongxiang, one after another. In the shop area, shops, pawn shops and drug stores that were once prominent in Wuzhen's history are all presented in their original appearance, leaving only the knife marks carved by the years. The residential areas are still the same, and the most worthwhile ones are the old people who still live on the street. They have been with Wuzhen for decades. In the cultural area, what impressed me deeply was the courtyard with blue calico flying all over the sky, the ancient stage with strong ancient charm and the legend of "shadow play" on the curtain ... Wuzhen 199 1 was named as a famous historical and cultural town at the provincial level. At the beginning of last year and the beginning of Tongxiang, Tongxiang invested more than 80 million yuan to protect and develop large-scale ancient towns, and established the spatial and temporal orientation of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China and the individual orientation of excavating folk cultural characteristics 100 years ago.