Suzhou center to Chengpin Bookstore
bus line: Metro Line 4 → Metro Line 1, the whole journey is about 12.8km
1. Walk about 280m from Suzhou station to Suzhou railway station
2. Take Metro Line 4, pass 3 stations, and reach leqiao station
3. Take Metro Line 1, pass 8 stations, and reach Times Square Station
4. Walk about 550m to Chengpin bookstore (No.8 yuelang Street)
1: Times Square (Metro Station)
transfer line: Metro Line 1
2: Cultural Expo Center (Metro Station)
transfer line: Metro Line 1
3: Xinghu Street (Metro Station)
transfer line: Metro Line 1
4: Nanshi Street (Metro Station)
transfer line: Metro Line 1
Suzhou Chengpin Bookstore officially started construction on May 27, 2011. It is also the first branch of Taiwan Chengpin bookstore in mainland China. Located on the East Bank of Jinji Lake in Suzhou Instrial Park and adjacent to InterContinental Hotel, it will be built into a creative platform with cross-border comprehensive effect, which gathers culture, performance, art, commerce, tourism and talent cultivation. The project is expected to be completed in 2014
Suzhou Chengpin bookstore has two addresses, as shown in the figure. B1 is the first floor underground

compared with Chengpin, Suzhou store has a milestone meaning , not only because it is the store of Chengpin's first self owned property management company, but also because Chengpin will not be a pure traditional Chinese Book Bookstore in the future, but will become a bookstore that operates both simplified and traditional Chinese books independently. Chengpin has already implemented simplified book area in stores in Taiwan and Hong Kong< in Suzhou store, you can find out the traditional Chinese books area. Of the 150000 kinds of books, about 50000 are in foreign languages, and 40000 are in traditional Chinese characters (in Chengpin classification system, traditional Chinese books are listed in foreign languages)
Different from other books of a certain type or the same instry which takes the best seller as the core content and operates independently, Chengpin pursues the greater variety of books. The diversity of the content of such books attracts a variety of readers, and then supports the diversity of department stores. Although they also follow the example of cross-border marketing of Chengpin and operate independently, e to the lack of a framework for book diversification, many of their peers have not been successful