 前面关于同里的内容已经发了三篇，基本上涵盖了同里室内的主要景点，作为水乡的旅游景点，那大多数人还是在外围的游览，由于它还是一个与原住民混杂在一起的景点，所以很多人未必是买了门票进入景区的，这样大部分人还是在景区里晃悠，并没有进入室内的景点。
从一路过来的几个景点看来，同里作为旅游景点还是很成熟了，而且作为旅游景点，外围的延伸开发也伸得很远，还可以看到相关的房地产项目。 作为旅游景点，那还是要看是否有人流导入，同里离上海和苏州都不远，又处在相关的交通节点上，人口的导入几乎没有问题，这次在苏州的地铁上还看到某条线路可以直达同里。 作为上海人如果是当天开车到同里，那恰好遇到高峰，所以建议一路兜过去，住一晚上，一早就进入景区，就可以避开人流高峰，等到大批人群到了，你可以从容找个地方吃饭休整。
同里的商业气氛已渐浓，沿河边的还是当地农家菜之类的餐馆，这与朱家角比较接近，那些咖啡休闲的餐饮开始多了起来，都是符合年轻人的情调，这与目前年轻人创业的路子接近，比较有意思的是租借汉服拍摄的内容，从远的看有点像日本旅游景区里租借和服的拍照，当然我们这里多了一点是可以有商店里的摄影师出来随行跟拍或在指定的场景内拍摄一组照片，在苏州也见到了这种形式，显然给商铺也多了一份稍有技术含量的收入。
在同里航拍虽然可以随意进行，但是没有一个着力点，飞行器随着河道飞着飞着就开始迷路了，于是只能出现一个大概的画面，而在俯视的状态下，看看河道里的游船还是挺有意思的。 由于去的那天恰好是元旦前夜，住的酒店又恰好是对着跨年烟火燃放的地方，半夜里居然可以坐在床上裹着被子看烟花。对于来自上海这个已经禁止燃放烟花的游客，倍感有趣。
同里的行程结束了，接下来到边上一个人造的景点“静思园”转转，继续往西走下一站。
Exploring the Essence of Li Tong in Wujiang Having already shared three pieces on Li Tong, we have delved into the primary indoor attractions of this water town. As a tourist destination, most visitors tend to explore the outskirts, as Li Tong is a place where locals and tourists intermingle. Consequently, many individuals may not necessarily purchase tickets to enter the scenic area, leading them to wander around the periphery without venturing into the indoor attractions.
From the various spots I passed by, it is evident that Li Tong is a
well-developed tourist destination. Moreover, its peripheral development
extends far, showcasing related real estate projects. For a tourist spot to thrive, it must attract a steady flow of visitors. Li
Tong, conveniently located not far from Shanghai and Suzhou and situated at
crucial transportation junctions, faces no shortage of foot traffic. During my
recent subway ride in Suzhou, I even noticed a line that directly connects to
Li Tong.
For Shanghai residents planning a day trip to Li Tong, I recommend avoiding
peak hours by journeying overnight and entering the scenic area early in the
morning. By doing so, you can circumvent the crowds. Once the majority of
visitors arrive, you can leisurely find a spot to dine and relax.
The commercial ambiance in Li Tong is becoming increasingly vibrant. Along
the riverside, local farmhouse-style restaurants still prevail, akin to those
in Zhujiajiao. However, there is a noticeable rise in cafes and leisure dining
establishments catering to the tastes of younger individuals. This trend aligns
closely with the entrepreneurial spirit prevalent among today's youth.
Particularly intriguing is the trend of renting traditional Hanfu attire for
photoshoots, reminiscent of the practice in Japanese tourist spots where
visitors rent kimonos. Notably, here, one can also have a photographer from a
shop accompany and capture moments or take a series of photos in designated
settings. I observed a similar setup in Suzhou, evidently providing additional revenue
streams with a touch of technical expertise for these establishments.
While aerial photography in Li Tong offers freedom, the lack of focal
points can lead drones astray as they navigate the waterways, resulting in only
a generalized view. Nonetheless, observing the riverboats from a bird's eye
view remains captivating. My visit coincided with New Year's Eve, and my hotel room happened to face
the area where the New Year's fireworks were set off. In the dead of night, I
found myself wrapped in a blanket, watching the fireworks from the comfort of
my bed. This experience was particularly amusing for a visitor from Shanghai,
where fireworks are now prohibited.
As my journey in Li Tong concludes, I look forward to exploring the nearby
artificial attraction, "Jingsiyuan," before continuing my travels
westward to the next destination.
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