With a building area of 1,600 square meters, the Qingjiangpu Memorial Hall is mainly characterized by a thread to demonstrate the 600-hundred-year development of Qingjiangpu City since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and to reproduce its memory. Scene reconstruction and video-visual language are used to trace the development root of the Huai’an City. Through the layout of “city—street—residence”, a fixed city drama is presented to let the tourists experience the yesterday’s prosperity of Qingjiangpu, where in the past the southern boats, the northern horses and the roads leading to nine provinces converged. Thus, the deep cultural heritage of Huai’an as the “Capital of the Grand Canal” can be better manifested.