The place I miss the most when I think of the south of the Yangtze River is Wuzhen

After hearing 'Spring is not late,' I find myself truly in the south of the Yangtze River. The first impression of the south of the Yangtze River is probably the image of small bridges over flowing water and households. No matter the weather, as soon as you set foot here and walk on the bluestone slabs that surround you, it feels as if you've seen all of Wuzhen's past and present. Transportation guide: Take the high-speed train to Tongxiang station, where there is a direct bus to the Wuzhen scenic area upon exiting the station. If driving from Hangzhou, it takes about 1.5 hours. Food and accommodation guide: Staying within Wuzhen is a good choice. Wuzhen in the early morning without too many tourists allows you to wander and experience the leisurely life of the ancient town. Wuzhen's morning tea is worth trying, as well as Dingsheng cake and scallion-stuffed buns. Sightseeing and check-in guide: The plant dye workshop is worth experiencing. Wuzhen's rowing boats, stone bridges, and teahouses are all great for taking photos and checking in. It is recommended to experience the rowing boat when it is about to get dark. Wuzhen is beautiful when the lights are on and taking a rowing boat ride.