What should I wear to travel to East China in April?

Five cities in East China: Hangzhou-Shanghai-Suzhou-Wuxi-Nanjing (this should be detoured less)

The weather is in the rainy season, so it is enough to bring rain gear, spring clothes and a slightly thicker coat.

Hangzhou: West Lake-bloom is warm in spring, peach red and willow green (free), Taiziwan Park-a paradise for cherry blossoms and tulips (free), and Song Cheng, Hangzhou (the most interesting and classic scenic spot in East China, which came to the Song Dynasty through time and space, is beautiful in ancient times, but expensive).

Shanghai: Chenghuang Temple (free), Nanjing Road (free), Bund-Shili Sheep Farm (free),

Xintiandi is a big venue (free), Shanghai Circus (beautiful but expensive).

Suzhou: Guanqian Street (free), Suzhou Jinji Lake night scene-beautiful (free), Hanshan Temple, Tiger Hill, Humble Administrator's Garden, Lingering Garden, etc. , and Qilishan pond-the night view is beautiful, which can be quite pingtan and Biluochun (just a little expensive).

Wuxi: Lingshan Giant Buddha (Gong Fan is really classic! ), round-headed pig (there should be cherry blossoms this season)

Nanjing: Confucius Temple (free), Yuhuatai (free), Memorial Hall for Victims of Nanjing Massacre (patriotic education, free), Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum (free) and Presidential Palace.

Transportation: you can take long-distance buses between cities, and there are high-speed trains between other cities, which is convenient and fast, but the price is slightly more expensive. The city is dominated by public transportation, and Shanghai and Nanjing have subways, which are the most convenient. Nanjing subway has not yet passed through the city.

Accommodation is recommended to be booked online in advance, and the price will be cheaper, such as Super 8 and Home Inn. The price is very affordable and clean.

P.S. This is a personal opinion, so you'd better listen to your opinions more.