Xietang Old Street, located on the east Xietang River of Jinji Lake in Suzhou Industrial Park, is a commercial district featuring cultural tourism and rich memories and humanistic feelings of Jiangnan water town. It was rebuilt on the original site of Xietang Town, which has a history of more than 761 years. At the beginning of planning, its historical evolution and customs were deeply explored. Through the planning and design of antique buildings, Soviet-style gardens, green gardening and leisure formats, traditional humanities and modern commerce were organically integrated, making it a fashionable and leisure block with functions of catering, shopping, entertainment and culture. Strolling through Xietang Old Street is like going back in time, like being in Gusu City hundreds of years ago. The buildings along the street are mainly on the first and second floors, and most of them are in the style of the top of the slope. The overall appearance is harmonious and unified, basically maintaining the original appearance of the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River. No matter the architectural form, material or technology, it is built in strict accordance with the original construction method. Looking up is carved columns and painted buildings, and bowing down is paved with tiles. Each flower and tree has been carefully designed, and the collocation of plants is extremely exquisite, showing different levels and colors with the seasonal changes. Focusing on "cultural brand" is a major feature of Xietang Old Street, which brings together many old brand stores, manual workshops, art studios, museums, art galleries and other new cultural and economic formats. On the one hand, it undertakes to show the traditional culture of "Old Suzhou", and on the other hand, it introduces fresh and lively multi-creative culture to enrich the cultural connotation of the old street. The perfect combination of tradition and modernity, accompanied by classicism and fashion, has created an ancient charm of Wu Feng in "Western Suzhou", allowing people to feel the unique taste of the south of the Yangtze River and enjoy the exquisite and fashionable Soviet-style slow life.