What clothes should I wear to travel to five cities in East China at the end of February, Suzhou and Hangzhou? I'm from the northeast.

As the saying goes, it's a little difficult to know the weather in late February and early March. I can only give you some reference opinions based on the past situation. Specifically, I suggest you check the weather forecast one week before you travel.

According to past experience, the temperature should be about 1 degrees (but I'm not sure, the highest temperature in Hangzhou today is 18 degrees), because you are walking in five cities in East China, and it is recommended that you take a sweater and a thick coat, preferably a two-piece suit for outdoor travel, with a fleece sweater inside and a rain-proof one outside, so that the available range is very wide. Also, you must bring a number of scarves, mainly because they are light and do not take up space, and you can change your style with clothes. Pants should not be too tight, but should be elastic, so that you will be relaxed when you move, and thermal underwear is indispensable.

Have fun in East China. If you are playing with a tour group, I'll give you two suggestions: First, take care of your wallet. Qian Qian should never make impulsive shopping. Now, the logistics is very developed, and the things you want to buy will certainly be available in your local area. If there is no online shopping, it is also a good choice. Don't shop during the tour, and the price may not be appropriate. Second: If there are self-funded projects recommended by tour guides, you may wish to participate, such as the performance of romance of the song dynasty in Hangzhou, the night view of the Bund in Shanghai, and the night tour of Suzhou Creek. Don't participate (not worth it). In a word, do your homework before going out, and make rational consumption without impulse shopping!

have fun!