Things to do in Wuzhen

Wuzhen truly embodies the idyllic Jiangnan region of my dreams. Small bridges over flowing water, white walls and black tiles, and cobblestone streets—everywhere you look, you'll find a photo opportunity. The scenic area is well-managed, the streets are clean, restrooms are easy to find, and the staff are very friendly.

I came to the Wuzhen Theatre Festival, but unfortunately it was far more popular than I expected, so I couldn't get any tickets. It was packed with people on Wednesday; are people all that free? Haha! There were free carnival activities and beautiful waterside scenery; the environment was very elegant and green. Some performances were impressive. Not being able to get theater tickets was a regret, but overall I was quite satisfied. There were buses right outside to Suzhou and Shanghai, which was very convenient. I mainly went to the Mu Xin Art Museum because of Eileen Chang. I was deeply captivated by her personality and talent, haha. The audience was very focused and attentive; the atmosphere was great. What a happy day! Too bad there were no theater tickets!

Dongzha retains the original, vibrant atmosphere of old Wuzhen, with its white walls, black tiles, small bridges, and flowing water, creating a quintessential Jiangnan water town ambiance. The scenic area boasts numerous exhibition halls, including Mao Dun's Former Residence, the Hundred Beds Museum, Huiyuan Pawnshop, and the Shadow Puppet Theater, all worth exploring in detail. Traditional folk performances can also be enjoyed. Online ticket purchase and exchange are convenient; simply scan the code to enter the park. The old streets are brimming with local life, offering a wide variety of snacks, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Complementing the style of Xizha, it's a must-visit in Wuzhen and highly recommended.

Like other ancient towns across the country, this place boasts upscale theaters and art galleries, as well as tourists from all over the world. It's packed with people who come here to admire the sights and appreciate each other's beauty.

Wuzhen Village is perfect for a family trip! The idyllic scenery is refreshing and soothing, and the park is kept clean and tidy. There are plenty of fun activities to enjoy, such as the mini train and the pea pod doll experience, which kids will absolutely love, immersing themselves in the joys of rural life. The staff are warm, friendly, and provide attentive service. The park offers complete accommodation and dining options, with fresh ingredients and excellent value for money. The pace of the trip is relaxed, allowing adults to unwind while children run wild. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse yourself in the slow pace of rural life. A day trip here is fulfilling and therapeutic, making it an excellent choice for a family vacation. Highly recommended for families with children!

It is worth a careful visit. Mu Xin's life and his artistic ideas can be purchased for three yuan. The temporary exhibition is the heart of Chopin. Don't forget to put on headphones in the corner and listen to the notes that touch your heart.

When you come to Wuzhen, you must visit the post office. Because I live in a homestay, I can walk back and forth on this street many times. I also pass by the post office at different times to get a feel of the style. I personally like the post office during the day, so you can visit it. A collection of oil-operated jackets can help you imagine the scene of people wearing jackets and walking to deliver letters at that time. In addition to the collections you can visit, the post office also sells postcards. The price is not too expensive, you can fill in the address and mail it yourself. In fact, I really like postcards, but I don’t want to send them, because I have almost never received a postcard I sent to myself, which is really embarrassing.

It was my first time riding a rowboat, and the experience was truly amazing. Although the price was a bit high, it was completely worth it. The rowers were all dressed in the same uniform. It was a much more authentic Jiangnan experience than on a machine-powered boat. The line was quite long, and this boat was incredibly popular. I recommend going in the evening to enjoy Wuzhen's vibrant blues scene. The feeling of sunset was truly captivating. It took about half an hour. When I uploaded it, it was still light, but by the time I got on the boat, it was almost dark. Although it was quite busy, sitting on the rowboat gave me a sense of detachment and tranquility. If you're in Wuzhen, instead of spending money on food and drinks, take a rowboat ride.

Although it was developed relatively late, it started at a high level and is very well preserved. The entire development process adhered to the principle of "repairing the old with the old, and renovating the old as it was". There are still people living in the scenic area. They have not been moved away because of tourism development. They still live almost the same way as before. Therefore, Wuzhen is leisurely and authentic, and it is a living ancient town!

The Mao Dun Memorial Hall in Tongxiang City consists of two parts: Mao Dun's former residence and Lizhi Academy. In August 1984, the "Tongxiang County Mao Dun Former Residence Management Office" was established. On July 4, 1985, Mao Dun's former residence was completed and opened to the public. On June 11, 1990, Lizhi Academy was rebuilt in its original appearance as a Mao Dun Life Exhibition Hall. On July 4, 1991, it was officially completed and opened. In May 1993, Tongxiang was abolished as a county and established as a city, and the "Tongxiang County Mao Dun Former Residence Management Office" was renamed the "Tongxiang City Mao Dun Former Residence Management Office". On August 31, 1994, it was renamed the "Tongxiang City Mao Dun Memorial Hall".