The South Suzhou River Road between Xinzha Road Bridge and Wuzhen Road Bridge has a total length of 410 meters and a total land area of approximately 7288 square meters, serving as the "Su River Inn" on a waterfront platform

It is a large public space that integrates green spaces, road landscapes, and waterfront platforms.

Along the route, there are scenic spots such as Zhouqiao Ferry and the Art Space of No. 8 Bridge -1908 Granary, as well as various leisure shops, bars, exhibition halls, etc.

Named "Su River Post Station", it means a small post station for urban leisure.

Along the way, there have been pleasant green spaces

A hydrophilic platform, with a shallow platform on the shore where you can see eels and fish

Citizens and tourists can sit in the "Bird Pavilion" in the green forest and hear the birds chirping.

The Su River Inn also has unique landscape ornaments and recreational facilities, such as characteristic pavilions, tree pools, and scenic walls. The most distinctive one is the "Flying Bird Pavilion" recreational corridor located on the west side of Wuzhen Road Bridge. Its shape is like a flying bird spreading its wings, with a strong sense of design, making it a landmark building in the space.

The design team emphasizes the combination of safety and observability when selecting plants, and selects plant varieties that are easy to appreciate.

The "Su River Post" road is paved with pixelated mosaic bricks, using color gradient hints to create the most elegant mosaic art landscape belt along the Suzhou River.

It is worth mentioning that in some invisible places, the western section of the project also has unique craftsmanship. For example, traditional washed stones were laid at the riverbank. The advantage of using this old-fashioned material is that it is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also beneficial for inspection. "The color of washed stone is relatively light, and if there are cracks or gaps, it is easier to detect, which is beneficial for subsequent maintenance." The person in charge of the Suzhou River Landscape Improvement Project explained.

Near the "Su River Post" area is the famous "Internet famous landmark" - the 1908 Grain Warehouse, and the entry of "Beer Aunties" along the street also provides more possibilities for the "Su River Post".

Tourists come in constant streams every night. Many people buy a glass of beer, come to the hydrophilic platform to sit and enjoy the night breeze.

The nickname "Beer Auntie" is well-known in the beer industry in Shanghai and even across the country, with a reputation that has even spread abroad. "Beer Auntie" is a true internet celebrity shop.

There are many beer hotels across the country, but why is her shop so popular? Is it because her beer shop sells beer from all over the world, with up to 5000 different types? Or is it because she innovatively combines convenience store operations with bars?

Walking into "Beer Auntie", the first thing that catches your eye is stunning: three walls are filled with vertical freezers, each containing craft beer from all over the world, including 5000 varieties such as wheat ale, light ale, porter, Shitao, and Saisong,

Can you imagine how shocking it would be to have thousands of beers and dozens of freezers lined up in front of you? You can experience it when you come to Beer Auntie.

In front of the fourth wall is a bar counter, equipped with nearly 20 types of bottled beer.

There are many wines that have not been seen, heard, or drunk before, and even exclusive cooperative products and freshly brewed beer. Many rare imported wines can also be found here, with prices ranging from tens of yuan to thousands of yuan.

The store is located in the "Eighth Bridge Art Space -1908 Granary", originally the "Second Warehouse of China Merchants Bank" and the private granary of the Republic of China tycoon Du Yuesheng. The boss told the reporter that she chose this location not only for the excellent location of Suzhou River, but also for its unique historical and cultural heritage. "I hope that in the future, 'Beer Auntie' will not only be a beer shop, but also a tourist attraction that can be used to promote craft beer culture, similar to the concept of 'Craft Beer Museum'. Here, excellent craft beer from all over the world can be found."