Traveling through Anhui, how to enjoy a solo trip in Suzhou

Suzhou is home to the ancient city ruins of Qi County, Xiaoshankou site, and the ruins of Guta Temple. During the Zhou Dynasty, Qiyi was first established. The name 'Suzhou' originated from the Spring and Autumn period when 'the State of Song moved the State of Su here.' Su Shi, a literary figure from the Northern Song Dynasty, referred to Suzhou as 'the foremost prefecture south of the Huai River' in his poem 'Nanxiangzi·Suzhou Shangyuan.' Suzhou is an important birthplace of Chu-Han culture and Huai River culture. Attractions: 1. Suzhou Qu Fang Street Free A commercial street with Ming and Qing architectural styles, featuring Hui-style architecture, pavilions, terraces, stages, and bridges over flowing water... It's just over 400 meters from Suzhou high-speed railway station, within walking distance. There's no need to make a special trip, but the night view is beautiful. 2. Suzhou Christian Gospel Church Free Built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1908), the Christian Gospel Church has a unique architectural style and ingenious design. It is a nationally rare palace-style church building. Nobel Laureate in Literature Pearl S. Buck lived in Suzhou during 1917-1921 and often attended religious services at this church. Chiang Kai-shek stayed here during his Northern Expedition. 3. Suzhou Central Axis Park 500 meters walking distance from Qu Fang Street, it doesn't have any particularly special scenery, but it's well-greened and great for photography. 4. Suzhou Museum Free Includes seven sections: Jiuzhou Tongqu, Cultural Origins, Qin and Han Grandeur, Bian Water Throat, Ming and Qing Remnants, Modern Times, and Land of Outstanding People. Treasures of the museum: 1. Carriage and Horse Travel Relief 2. Han Dynasty Bronze Fang 3. Four Series Bottles of Wind, Flower, Snow, and Moon 4. Shang Dynasty Bronze Dragon and Tiger Zun 5. Taotie Pattern Jue 5. Suzhou Art Museum Free