Qinghefang Ancient Street is a section of Hefang Street which is located at the northern foot of Wu Shan Hill in Hangzhou. It has been the most flourishing street in the city since ancient times. During the Southern Song Dynasty (1127 – 1279 AD), Qinghefang, along with its collection of shops, restaurants, and teahouses, was the center of politics, culture, and commerce in the city. After so many years, it is still a prosperous business area. 

Wuzhen Water Town, lying in the northern part of Tongxiang City, Zhejiang Province, is a typical ancient town in southern China. It is about 80 kilometers (50 miles) from both Hangzhou and Suzhou and 140 kilometers (87 miles) from Shanghai. It preserves the ancient appearance well and oozes the charm of the water town itself. The small town is filled with houses made of black bricks and gray tiles that are sharply in contrast with the white walls, making it appear like a Chinese ink wash drawing. Stone bridges are seen here and there. Meanwhile, small boats with black awnings are floating on the murmuring rivers. 

Six Harmonies Pagoda represents the ancient pavilion-style tower in China. It is located on Yuelun Mountain to the south of the West Lake and is facing the Qiantang River. This structure is one of the three renowned pagodas in Hangzhou, accompanied by two other pagodas around the West Lake—Baochu Pagoda and Leifeng Pagoda. Furthermore, there is an Ancient China Pagodas Garden near the tower, displaying miniatures of famous pagodas around the country.

Come to Thousand Islets Lake and you will experience something special. With 81% of the area covered in forests, Thousand Islets Lake (Qiandao Lake) is a pure lake with clean, fresh air. It is a young lake formed in 1959 as a result of the construction of the New Anjiang Hydroelectric Power Station. It is a beautiful lake with 1,078 islets that exhibit different views in different seasons.

Xitang Water Town, which lies in Jiashan County in Jiaxing City, Zhejiang Province, is a famous town with thousands of years of history. It dates back to the Spring and Autumn Period (770 BC-476 BC) and the Warring States Period (476 BC-221 BC). The town was a place of strategic importance on the boundary of the Wu and Yue states. Its flat terrain is marked by a quiet, natural environment with rivers running through it. People there, whether local residents or visitors, feel that this is a fairyland. They even have no idea as to whether people are wandering in the picture or the picture is moving in their hearts. The superstar Tom Cruise once filmed Mission Impossible III in Xitang, leading to the boom of Xitang’s popularity among tourists.