You can take a bullet train from Fuzhou Railway Station (where there are many cars in the North Station) to Hangzhou, and then find a home inn near the West Lake (you can find it online). The price of this hotel will be cheaper. When you arrive in Hangzhou, you can rent a bicycle and visit the streets of Hangzhou: 300 yuan deposit, cost: 1 hour: free: 1 hour; Within the above 2 hours: 1 yuan 2 hours and 3 hours: 2 yuan; More than 3 hours: There are parking spots in 3 yuan, near the West Lake, many places in the city and Xixi Wetland every hour, and parking is free. Don't rent private ones. It's not cost-effective to start charging as soon as you rent a private one. To go to Wuzhen, you have to take a bus to the passenger station. Only this station has a bus to Wuzhen. Price 26 yuan. At the station, you can take a tricycle to Dongzha (5 yuan) and Tashi (10 yuan), and there is a free bus from Dongzha to Tashi. East-West Ticket 150 yuan. Don't cheat the driver 100 yuan to take you to the old city. There is nothing to see, and I will lie to you. You can also sign up for a tour group in Hangzhou to go around Wuzhen 123 yuan (this will be more cost-effective and save you the trouble of changing trains everywhere), and only go to Dongzha, including the fare and tickets plus a shopping trip. You can buy tickets for 20 yuan (ordinary 80 yuan) sold by foreigners when you go to Xixi. There is a date on it, and there is no hole. I haven't tried to enter the main entrance, but the gate over there in Gaozhuang can. Last time I went to Xixi to see Gaozhuang, I could enter again with a ticket (Gaozhuang is outside the scenic spot), but I had to make a hole for the ticket, hehe! If the economy permits, you can also visit Song Cheng and Lingyin Temple, both of which are in Hangzhou. Consider Song Cheng first. Song Cheng is very close to Qiantang Bridge. It's not bad to visit the West Lake at night. You can look at the music fountain and take a walk. Have a nice trip!