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Suzhou Culture Visit

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Doing things that you have dreamed before, and learn more about all the wonderful cultural in Suzhou. You will relax and have fun here. Also, ordering 5* Suzhou Wanhao Hotel can make you have a good rest after all the visit. What’s more, our tour guide can take you to the attractions, so it will be very convenient for you. In Suzhou, you shall not miss a place that combines natural beauty with modern architectures perfectly, and the place is called Jinji Lake. You can find it on Jinjihu Road, Wuzhong District in Suzhou. It is a wonderful place to view and do some entertaining. For example, you can enjoy watching the fish jump out of the water and beautiful small islands that have green trees on it. At the same time, you will find there are …show more content…

“There is a special tune in SIP you should never miss out. That is Pingtan- a tune that leads you to the ancient China and helps you find the confidence in reality. If you ask the Suzhou locals what is Pingtan, they would tell you it is a folk vocal art form. Wearing Chinese traditional dresses, two singers sit on the stage, narrating various stories while accompanied by two Chinese traditional string instruments - this is a typical scene from a Pingtan performance.” According to ISuzhou Studio, Jinji Lake in bloom, 2014 Edition. After listening to the attractive Pingtan stories, you might fall in love with the peaceful music and voice. For instance, when the performer is telling the story of Haitang Qiu (an actor), he or she will use Suzhou dialect to tell you the touching misfortune of Haitang Qiu (an actor). Also, the performers will play traditional Chinese instruments called Pipa and Sanxian, so the story can be more moving. Moreover, when you are touched by the living stories, you can actually have a deeper understanding of society and people’s life. After all of these diverting experiences, you will have a mind with different culture and unforgettable happiness of

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