Last summer, I went to Suzhou. I suggest you go to several classic places. Most of them are similar. There's no point in watching too much. Tickets are a bit expensive, such as Humble Administrator's Garden, but you still have to go to classic places. Don't burn incense or anything. Last time I went to the tour guide and asked us to draw lots, I said it was free, but later I found that I needed some "fees". When we get the sign, we have to explain a lot of nonsense (the conclusion is the same after comprehensive analysis of the people who went with us), and we have to buy flowers after the explanation, each bunch of fake flowers 10 yuan (they use it repeatedly). A person who went with me was actually asked to buy 12 flowers. Of course, I'm fine with you. There are many snacks in Suzhou, and we have to go to Guanqian Street, so we should bring enough money. Snacks are plentiful and expensive. At that time, we were all full at night, including the moon view building (it seems to be the name, but the house is broken. When I got back, my dad complained that I wouldn't go to this famous store for dinner, but it was really too expensive! I wonder if it's so expensive because of the summer vacation. The cheapest food is 180 or 2 10. Everyone is full, so you'd better eat early.