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Encountering Luzhi | A Touch of Serene Chill—Come to Luzhi to “Nestle Through Winter”


The chill is growing, and the winter wind is crisp and clear.
The row of shops lining the old street
With warmly comforting lights
Guiding the steps of “wintering”
These shops located in Luzhi
Each has its own charm, each has its own unique appeal.
Come to Luzhi this weekend.
Encountering the warmth and leisure of an ancient town
 
DuanDuan Coffee
 
  DuanDuan Coffee is located inside the Luzhi Tourist Center, where expansive swaths of bright hues enliven its fresh, artistic décor. Its rich, aromatic coffee carries the subtle charm of a traditional Jiangnan water town, making it a favorite among many visitors. The café’s “spokesperson” is DuanDuan, a cute, Q‑style cartoon mythical creature, radiating the ethereal grace and auspiciousness of this waterside region to welcome every traveler who comes from afar.

In the heartwarming winter season, DuanDuan Coffee is back with exciting new offerings! Their decaf milk tea, topped with richly fragrant pistachio snow and creamy strawberry pulp, delivers a refreshingly unique flavor while boasting an irresistibly photogenic aesthetic. Meanwhile, the new Oreo latte and hot chocolate are sweet, velvety, and utterly comforting—perfect little joys to warm your soul this winter.

Holy Lotus Family
 
  Shenglian Renjia is situated at the corner where Jinli Bridge meets Xihui Street. This two-story building, together with Jinli Bridge, forms a landmark scene that draws countless visitors eager to snap photos and check in.

After snapping some photos, be sure to stop by the shop for a bowl of bubble wontons. The delicate, translucent wrappers are tossed with a touch of spicy oil, delivering a fresh, fragrant flavor that lingers on the palate. Outside the window, the gentle murmur of flowing water and the rhythmic splash of oars create a soothing backdrop as you savor the warm, lively essence of this ancient town.

A bowl of noodles from Luzhi
 
  The refined elegance and distinctive flavor of Suzhou are all encapsulated in a single bowl of Suzhou-style soup noodles. When you visit Luzhi, be sure to savor a bowl of Luzhi noodles. Located on Shangtang Street in the southern district, this restaurant specializes in traditional Suzhou soup noodles: the thin noodles are delightfully chewy, and the broth is rich, aromatic, and deeply flavorful.

The toppings include not only traditional favorites like fried fish, braised pork, shredded eel, and preserved mustard greens with shredded pork, but also creative options such as water chestnut and shrimp, gently stewed small intestines, and braised beef. With each bite of noodle soup and each spoonful of topping, the savory flavors meld in your mouth, whetting your appetite.

Lüxiang Garden Restaurant
 
  Lüxiang Garden Restaurant is nestled on Xiatang Street in the Southern District. As you stroll along the time-honored cobblestone lane, where little bridges span trickling streams, turn the door handle—repurposed from a coffee grinder—and step into a uniquely charming, modern‑Chinese‑style space.

The restaurant’s interior seamlessly blends traditional calligraphy, vintage furnishings, and the refined, unhurried charm of Jiangnan. Lush greenery serves not only as a refreshing accent within this timelessly elegant space but also as a natural, poetic divider between seating areas.

At the Lüxiang Garden Restaurant, the Fu Lu cake is delightfully soft, glutinous, and sweet. Building on the tradition of Suzhou-style tea snacks, it has been creatively reimagined with flavors like sesame, rose, and jujube‑date paste, and generously studded with plump pine nuts. Gather around the hearth to brew tea and savor this cake, and experience the refined charm of China’s slow‑living lifestyle.

Southern City Teahouse
 
  In this mild winter, it’s the perfect time to savor tea. At the corner by Xinglong Bridge, Nan Shi Teahouse offers a tranquil retreat amid the bustling city, its fragrant brew steeped in the poetic elegance of Jiangnan. If you find yourself exploring these parts, why not stop by Nan Shi Teahouse for a rest and a cup of tea?

The first impression upon entering the Nan Shi Tea House is one of serene tranquility. The interior is elegantly appointed, with bamboo tables and chairs, understated tablecloths, and vibrant potted landscapes, all evoking the gentle charm and leisurely pace of a traditional Jiangnan town. A cup of delicate green tea is brewed, its leaves unfurling slowly alongside your thoughts; paired with a few dainty tea‑time snacks, you can savor each sip at your own pace, finding a moment of unhurried, carefree serenity.

Xinlan Residence
 
  Step into No. 7 Xianghua Lane, where the delicate aroma of tea ushers you into Xinlanju’s vintage‑inspired haven. Old‑style pictorials adorning the walls, elegant chandeliers, and a retro gramophone all vividly evoke the charm of the Republic of China era.

 Accompanied by the gentle aroma of tea, savor a bowl of freshly made large wontons or glutinous rice balls with water chestnuts—warm, flavorful broth that lets you savor the leisurely charm of a Jiangnan winter right on your palate.

Mrs. Mo’s Ideal Life
 
  Mo Tai’s Ideal Life is nestled at the corner where Nanshi Xiatang Street meets Dongshi Xiatang Street, where gentle streams converge to create the picturesque “Double Bridge” vista of Hefeng Bridge and Huanyu Bridge. Seated at Mo Tai’s outdoor long table, you can take in this serene scenery in its entirety.

 Classic projectors, vintage televisions, and kerosene lamps all combine to create a rich, nostalgic ambiance. The café offers not only premium pour-over coffee but also cozy hearth‑side tea‑brewing sets. As the winter chill deepens, step into “Ms. Mo’s Ideal Life,” sip a cup of coffee or savor a steaming mug of tea, and let the warm glow of the lights envelop you in the gentle warmth of the season.

Luzhi’s cultural and creative products feature Duanduan as their spokesperson, seamlessly weaving a host of iconic Luzhi elements into highly imaginative designs. This weekend, the Duanduan Gift Series will make its way to Shanghai as part of the 2023 Wuzhong Boutique Festival’s Shanghai Promotion Week, bringing the unique charm of Luzhi to the city. This afternoon, from 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., the roadshow will also feature an interactive prize‑winning segment—answer the host’s questions to receive Duanduan‑themed文创 items. Don’t miss your chance to join in and win exciting gifts!

The store showcases a wide array of cultural‑creative products from the Duanduan IP series: endearing Duanduan plush toys, exquisitely crafted and delightfully whimsical Duanduan straw paintings, as well as creatively designed Duanduan phone cases and canvas bags. You’ll also find文创 items inspired by the “Qinglian Shirt” collection of water‑town women’s attire, the “Eight Immortals of the Water” Serene Realm series, and the Ye Shengtao Education series—each infused with Luzhi’s intangible cultural heritage and rich人文heritage, waiting for you to explore and choose to your heart’s content.

Luzhi in Winter
Half poetry, half everyday life
Strolling through the Old Street
Seeking a quaint little shop with its own unique charm.
Feel the warm, tender warmth of winter.

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